Specificity of Cognitive Function Disorders in Chronic Lung Diseases

Abstract

Patients with cognitive impairment are not able to fully comply with the doctor's recommendations for the treatment of the underlying vascular disease that led to brain damage. For those who have had a stroke, the effectiveness of rehabilitation measures is reduced. That is why cognitive impairments in cerebrovascular diseases are always associated with a less favorable prognosis. The material costs of the family increase significantly. This is due to the need to care for the patient.