СОВРЕМЕННЫХ ВЗГЛЯД К НАРУШЕНИЯ СЛУХОВОСПРИЯТИЯ ПРИ ЧЕРЕПНО-МОЗГОВЫХ ТРАВМАХ (ОБЗОР ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ)
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Закрытые повреждения черепа и головного мозга являются одной из наиболее известных, распространенных и тяжелых видов травм. Исследования последних лет убедительно доказывают, что и в настоящее время эти виды часто встречаются среди травм мирного и военного времени. Долгие годы легкая черепно-мозговая травма (ЧМТ) оставалась в тени более драматично протекающей тяжелой ЧМТ. Вместе с тем ее высокая распространенность и связанные с нею посттравматические расстройства такие как стойкое снижение слуха, ушной шум, головная боль и головокружение, превращают легкую ЧМТ в своего рода «скрытую эпидемию», требующую своевременной диагностики и адекватной коррекции. В данном статью представлено современных взгляд к нарушения слуховосприятия при черепно-мозговых травмах
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