The Content of Iodine and Chromium Trace Elements in the Blood Serum of Victims Outside the Conflict Zone and Fighters of the Joint Forces Organization (JFO) with Traumatic Brain Injuries in the Acute and Intermediate Periods, as Well as Their Features Depending on the Severity of the Injury and the Time of Its Occurrence
Abstract:Introduction. High proportion of traumatic brain injury in the overall structure of morbidity and injuries of the population as one of the causes of temporary and permanent disability and mortality determines the urgency of the problem. Patients who have undergone traumatic brain injury have a number of pathological disorders, including changes in the micronutrient metabolism of iodine and chromium, and their deficiency or excess, in particular in the case of traumatic brain injury may be the trigger for a num… Show more
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