Stratification and dependence of data on diseases associated with covid‑19 and risk groups with stroke

Dzhibilov Aslan Yuryevich, Khamgokova Inna Uralovna, Khashkulova Zamirat Mukhadinovna

It is believed that PIU (post-stroke fatigue) has a multifactorial origin and is the result of a complex interaction of psychological, behavioral, biological factors and features of the patient's social environment. When analyzing the associations between the features of the clinical course of PIU with a wide variety of factors, the latter were conditionally divided into socio-demographic, psycho-emotional, somatic, clinical-neurological, neuroimaging, drug, biochemical, immuno-inflammatory, genetic and central (brain). One of the most significant factors of PIU is the presence of fatigue in patients in the pre-stroke period. According to various data, pre-stroke fatigue is present in 11% -64% of patients with PIU. In particular, in patients who indicated the presence of fatigue in the pre-stroke period, the probability of PIU (according to the FSS scale) significantly increased both in the acute period of strokes (4.89 times, 95% CI, 2.13-11.21) and 3 months after the stroke (3.7 times, 95% CI, 1.6-8.3).

Keywords:stroke, post-stroke fatigue, disorder, blood circulation.