Authors
Podlipalin A.Yu.
Astrakhan Clinical Hospital, Astrakhan
Astrakhan State University, Astrakhan
Abstract
Rationale: One of the ways to improve treatment outcomes and prevent cerebrovascular disease is a biopsychosocial approach to helping patients with cerebrovascular accidents.
Purpose: to describe a biopsychosocial methodology to assist patients with cerebrovascular accidents based on a broad approach that considers the disease process as complex, variable by the interaction of biological (genetic, biochemical, etc.), psychological (mood, personality, behavior, etc.) .) and social (cultural, family, socio-economic, etc.) factors. Conducting a study of patients with circulatory disorders based on a biopsychosocial approach.
Methods: The study was based on neurological patients with vascular diseases — 222, of this number patients in the recovery period — 62; with vertebral artery syndrome — 15, the consequences of the postponed cerebrovascular accident — 34, with discirculatory encephalopathy(сiс) — 111; with arteriovenous malformation — 1.
The study used methods such as a survey method combined with interviews, documentary analysis, content analysis and elements of observational participation.
Keywords: сerebral circulation disorders; biopsychosocial model; helping patients with cerebrovascular accidents; psychological, social and biological factors affecting the violation of cerebral circulation.
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