Diseases of the nervous system (neurology)

Bulbar dysarthria is considered one of the most complex forms of the disease. As a consequence of the impairment of the transmission of nerve impulses, the mobility of the tongue-ligament apparatus is greatly reduced, and paralysis of the facial muscles can also occur.

Neurological syndrome - ascending paralysis - is an acute form of post-infection multiple damage to the peripheral nerves.

Venous-arterial and venous angioma of the brain is a limited vascular enlargement that looks like a tangled ball of blood vessels.

The disease has a chronic character and is accompanied by impaired nutrition of the brain tissue due to the growth of lipid plaques. Because of its progress, the brain's ability to work is disrupted, which threatens the development of a stroke.