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Rehabilitation Department No. 2 for patients with neurological profile

Head of Department

Shpilevskaya Elena Mikhailovna

Specialization

Doctor - neurologist, doctor - rehabilitation specialist

Qualification Category

First category

About the department

Rehabilitation Department No. 2 for neurological patients is located in Building No. 3 on the 4th floor. The department has 60 beds and is designed to provide medical and rehabilitation measures for patients in the early and late stages of rehabilitation.

The department has 4-bed rooms, as well as a superior room (single room with shower and toilet), one double room.

Indications for inpatient rehabilitation (if it is possible to move independently within the department and with continued criticism, as well as if the patient himself wishes to undergo rehabilitation):

cerebral infarctions in the early and late recovery periods, in the period of consequences up to 2 years with the presence of moderate and severe motor and speech disorders;
traumatic brain injury of severe and moderate severity in the early and late recovery periods, in the period of consequences up to 2 years with the presence of moderate and pronounced motor and speech disorders;
the condition after neurosurgical operations in the early and late recovery period, in the period of consequences up to 2 years with the presence of moderate and pronounced motor and speech disorders (benign brain formations; vascular malformations, brain aneurysms);
inflammatory brain diseases with moderate to severe motor and speech disorders;
diseases and injuries of the peripheral nervous system with moderate to severe restriction of movement due to neurological deficits.

Hospitalization to the department is carried out as planned. The referral is carried out by outpatient and inpatient healthcare institutions. The dates of hospitalization are agreed with the head of the department by phone.

History of the department

The department was established in 1957. In 2024, with the help of the multifunctional Luna robotic rehabilitation system, patients undergo rehabilitation for motor disorders after suffering strokes and traumatic brain injuries.

Useful information

Stroke prevention is primarily about lifestyle correction.

Monitor blood pressure levels: People suffering from hypertension are particularly likely to suffer from strokes.

Control your cholesterol levels: Most strokes occur due to narrowing of the arteries of the brain or their complete blockage (ischemic stroke). The cause is cholesterol plaques that settle on the walls of blood vessels.

Control your blood sugar levels: According to statistics, the presence of diabetes increases the risk of stroke by 2.5 times.

Keep an eye on your weight: Excess weight leads to several factors that increase the risk of stroke. This includes an increase in blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, and the possible development of diabetes.

Eat more vegetables and fruits. Plant-based foods reduce blood pressure and improve vascular elasticity. And this, in turn, is an excellent prevention of stroke.

Quit smoking: Passive smoking, like active smoking, has a devastating effect on blood vessels.

Exercise regularly: Physical activity reduces the risk of developing all types of stroke

Go through an annual medical examination: A timely visit to the doctor will help to identify health problems in time and start treatment on time.

Schedule of the clinical diagnostic laboratory