Сorrelation of blood flow values in the pool of posterior spinal arteries with thermoesthesia-algesthesia state in patients with spinal-and-spinal cord trauma

Abstract

The effect of microcirculatory blood flow values in the pool of posterior spinal arteries of the spinal cord on thermoesthesia-and-algesthesia state was studied in patients with spine and spinal cord trauma. It was revealed that the perfusion degree of the pool of the posterior spinal arteries after decompression procedures (post-decompression blood flow) influenced the level of thermoesthesia and algesthesia recovery. This effect is observed both in the acute and in the late periods of spinal cord traumatic disease. The materials presented allow us define more exactly the role of compensatory potentials in the vascular pool of spinal cord posterior spinal arteries in thermoesthesia and algesthesia recovery in patients with spine and spinal cord trauma.