COVID-19 INFEKSIYASIDAN KEYIN RIVOJLANGAN KRANIAL POLINEVROPATIYALARNING KLINIK KECHISHI VA DIAGNOSTIK XUSUSIYATLARI O‘RTASIDAGI KORRELYATSION BELGILAR
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https://doi.org/10.47390/ydif-y2026v2i19/n38Kalit so‘zlar:
COVID-19, kranial polineyropatiya, bosh miya nervlari, nevrologik asoratlar, post-COVID sindromi, periferik nerv tizimi, nevrologik simptomlar, D-dimer, limfotsitlar, trombotsitlar.Annotasiya
Ushbu tadqiqot COVID-19 infeksiyasini boshdan kechirgan bemorlarda kranial polineyropatiyaning klinik kechishi va diagnostik xususiyatlarini o‘rganishga bag‘ishlangan. Tadqiqotda 18–60 yoshdagi jami 30 nafar bemor tekshirildi. Klinik, nevrologik va laborator tekshiruvlar o‘tkazildi. Tekshirilgan bemorlarda leykotsitlar, limfotsitlar, trombotsitlar, trombokrit va D-dimer ko‘rsatkichlarida o‘zgarishlar kuzatildi. Mazkur o‘zgarishlar kasallikning uzoq davom etishi, tiklanish jarayonining kechikishi va o‘choqli nevrologik simptomlarning saqlanib qolishi bilan bog‘liq bo‘lgan. Olingan natijalar post-COVID kranial polineyropatiyasi bo‘lgan bemorlarni klinik va laborator jihatdan baholash muhimligini ko‘rsatadi.
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