Disturbances in the regulation of orthostatic posture after closed craniocerebral trauma in boxers
- Authors: Kravets R.Z.1, Sirotkin V.M.1
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- Orenburg Medical Institute
- Issue: Vol 62, No 6 (1981)
- Pages: 22-24
- Section: Articles
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/kazanmedj/article/view/86352
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/kazmj86352
- ID: 86352
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Abstract
In a study of 347 athletes-boxers, it was noted that 123 of them after knockout significantly impaired the function of the vestibular apparatus. Three types of changes in the stabilogram were identified.
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R. Z. Kravets
Orenburg Medical Institute
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Department of Nervous Diseases
Russian Federation, OrenburgV. M. Sirotkin
Orenburg Medical Institute
Email: info@eco-vector.com
Department of Nervous Diseases, Head. - prof.
Russian Federation, OrenburgReferences
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Fig. 1. Stabilograms of boxer M., 21 years old (registration with open eyes) before injury (a) and 15 minutes after injury (b): c-c - sagittal direction; ф — ф - frontal direction. a - an insignificant area of the stabilogram and a small length of the stabilographic curve before injury; b - a sharp increase in the area of the stabilogram and the length of the stabilographic curve after injury.
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Fig. 2. Stabilograms of a boxer K., 20 years old, with traumatic neuritis of the VIII nerve on the left (registration with open eyes) before injury (a) and 11 months after injury (b), a - predominant direction of GCT oscillations in the sagittal plane; b - frontal directionality of CBG oscillations.
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Fig. 3. Stabilograms of boxer Sh., 20 years old, with traumatic optico-vestibular asthenia (registration with open eyes) before injury (a) and 11 months after injury (b), a - predominant direction of GCT oscillations in the sagittal plane; b - the frontal direction of the GCT oscillations after trauma is combined with an increased frequency of the GCT oscillations within the stabilogram perimeter.
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