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Post-concussion Syndrome in Ukrainian Veterans: Physical and Mental Manifestations
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Post-concussion Syndrome in Ukrainian Veterans: Physical and Mental Manifestations

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  • Vsevolod Stebliuk Ukrainian Military Medical Academy, Kyiv
  • Kate Pronoza-Stebliuk Institute of Neurosurgery National Academy of Medical Science of Ukraine, Kyiv

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Mild traumatic brain injury, post-concussion syndrome, combat stress

Abstract

In the structure of wounds on the Russian-Ukrainian war, traumatic brain injury takes 33 percent. And more than 80 percent is a mild TBI. Open clinical trial was provided by a multidisciplinary team in the National Military Medical Center (the Main military clinical hospital), Kyiv,Ukraine, under the leadership of the Military Medical Academy of Ukraine. 286 veterans, male, age 27,38±9,67 y.o with history of mTBI were observed for post-concussion syndrome. Causes of concussion were: isolated blast injury-69,3%,  combine blast + shrapnel injury- 18,5% , car accidences  - 6,1%, falls-7,1%/ Spectrum of PCS symptoms included all manifestations – as a physical , as mental heals problems, but dynamic  in time of manifestations show the decreasing of physical signs and increasing of intensity of mental symptoms. Many patients with post-concussion syndrome also have symptoms of  PTSD. In the studied group near the 40% of patients have PCL-m score more than 50.

Our study shown that post-concussion syndrome, as a result of traumatic brain morphological and functional changes, powered  with combat psycho trauma, lead to functional disorders: physical, emotional and cognitive.

Author Biography

Vsevolod Stebliuk, Ukrainian Military Medical Academy, Kyiv

Deputy chief of Academy

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2018-02-26

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STEBLIUK, Vsevolod and PRONOZA-STEBLIUK, Kate. Post-concussion Syndrome in Ukrainian Veterans: Physical and Mental Manifestations. Journal of Education, Health and Sport. Online. 26 February 2018. Vol. 8, no. 2, pp. 349-354. [Accessed 28 June 2025].
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