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2011, nr. 1 - Academia de Ştiinţe a Moldovei

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Rezumat<br />

Chirurgia cerebrală și medulară este o metodă <strong>de</strong> risc în<br />

tratarea maladiilor neurochirurgicale, care intraoperator pot<br />

cauza leziuni atât structurilor cerebrale, cât și celor medulare.<br />

La moment nu există un tratament conservator propriuzis<br />

pentru tumorile cerebrale și medulare. Singurul tratament<br />

rațional astăzi este consi<strong>de</strong>rat cel chirurgical. Meto<strong>de</strong>le<br />

imagistice <strong>de</strong>tectează schimbările din structurile țesutului<br />

cerebral și celui medular, în timp ce meto<strong>de</strong>le electrofi ziologice<br />

apreciază schimbările funcționale ale țesutului cerebral,<br />

oferind avantajul monitorizării intraoperatorii. Monitoringul<br />

neurofi ziologic intraoperatoriu este introdus cu scopul<br />

<strong>de</strong> a reduce riscul <strong>de</strong>fi citului neurologic postoperatoriu.<br />

Metoda <strong>de</strong> monitorizare intraoperatorie propusă este<br />

actuală și necesită studiere <strong>de</strong>taliată, cu implementarea în<br />

instituţiile medicale.<br />

Summary<br />

Th e cerebral and medular surgery represents the risk<br />

method in the neurosurgical disease treatment that can cause<br />

intraoperative lesion in the cerebral and medular structure.<br />

In the cerebral and medular tumours a proper conservative<br />

treatment there is not exist. Th e surgical treatment<br />

it is consi<strong>de</strong>red proper one. Imaging methods the changes<br />

in the cerebral and medular tissue structures have been<br />

<strong>de</strong>tected, but physiological ones the functional changes of<br />

the cerebral tissue. Th e second one gives the intraoperative<br />

monitoring advantage. Th e intraoperative neurophysiological<br />

monitoring purpose consists of the postoperative neurologic<br />

<strong>de</strong>fi cit risk <strong>de</strong>crease.<br />

Th e purposed intraoperative monitoring is actual in our<br />

days and it requires a <strong>de</strong>ep study with medical practice using.<br />

Резюме<br />

Хирургия головного и спинного мозга является<br />

сложным процессом в лечении нейрохирургической<br />

патологии, при котором могут быть повреждены головной<br />

или спинной мозг во время операции.<br />

В настоящее время единственным способом лечения<br />

опухоли головного и спинного мозга является хирургический<br />

метод. Существующие методы обследования показывает<br />

нарушения в структуре головного и спинного<br />

мозга, а электрофизиологические методы – функциональные<br />

нарушения. Bнутриоперационный мониторинг<br />

позволяет во время операции судить о функциональных<br />

изменениях мозговых структур и предотвратить постоперационные<br />

неврологические нарушения.<br />

Данный метод лечения актуален и, вместе с тем,<br />

он нуждается в детальном изучении и внедрении в медицинскую<br />

практику.

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