i am the deputy director for scientific work of the institute of physiology over belarus head of the brain center. practitioners are so busy with current work and personally patients do not get time. in order to study why, nevertheless, this pathology is so untreatable, it is now being studied at institutes of a theoretical orientation. currently, the institute is working on clinically important areas, since we are talking about cardiovascular pathology of oncological pathology and diseases of the nervous system. well critical of the brain and spinal cord. the pathology of what i have listed in all countries of the world is the main cause of death, so it is necessary to study thoroughly. why does normal activity stop and pathology begins? damn, the institute has one academician, two correspondent members of the national academy of sciences , four professors and 23 candidates in general , it is the youth that is proud of the young cadres of people all under 30 years old. they have huge potential they easily find contacts. at the institute, seven structural divisions focused their rese

of their previous activities. the institute is a place where an experimental animal is kept, which is provided to the laboratories of the institute physiology research activities. the laboratory has its own room. animals are placed in individual cages. animals are cared for by laboratory assistants. accident; all research is carried out by the scientists themselves . the same surgical techniques in the clinic differ, which are used by surgeons and therapeutic medicine in the treatment of certain diseases. will he move in labyrinths, according to what patterns can the presence of some kind of pathology be revealed, which is already being detected? our the laboratory is conducting experiments on modeling peripheral mononeuropathy , what is it like walking a person, suddenly he was stabbed in the lower back and then shot all over the leg, this is a type of pinching of the sciatic nerve, our laboratory. we are just on experimental animals and simulate such a pathological process. on the video, we can see, uh, the gait of an animal that has just the same peripheral mononeuropathy on the left paws, and here, according to our graphs , we can see t

institute. it was a very long period of time. we conducted research first on experimental animals. this is, of course, the white laboratory rat of our vivarium. institute of physiologys mellitus. in particular research. this issue was covered somewhere. well, about four years in the final stages. e. we also looked at some laboratory parameters and cells blood already of patients who have been verified, that is, diagnosed with diabetes mellitus in cooperation with clinicians, the main conclusions, the most important very first target that takes the blow in diabetes mellitus. this is me brain weight. that is, it was the vessels of the microvasculature of the brain and the brain tissue that were damaged in the first place. e, ultrastructures of endothelial cells, that is, those cells that line inside e, vessels of blood growth frontal lobes. and changes were expressed with side of the platelets, that is, they were prone to increased aggregation. that is, they accumulated together formed such conglomerates and pronounced changes in red blood cells, that is, erythrocytes. and when we examined the erythrocytes of experimental animals. it was a very pronounced picture, tha