CLINICAL EFFICACY OF COMBINED NEUROPROTECTION IN PATIENTS WITH COVID-19 DISEASE
Abstract
This article discusses the clinical efficacy of combined
neuroprotection in patients with COVID-19 disease. When detailing the results
of testing on the MoCA scale, in general, the examined patients were dominated
by changes in the executive function of drawing a broken line, optical-spatial
disorders, and worsening of delayed word reproduction (hearing-speech
memory). At the same time, auditory-verbal memory disorders were more often
observed in patients with MG.
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