ISCHEMIC STROKE AND PSYCHOEMOTIONAL DISORDERS IN PATIENTS
Abstract
This article focuses on studying the prevalence and clinical significance of psychoemotional disorders in patients who have suffered an ischemic stroke. Ischemic stroke is a condition resulting from impaired blood supply to the nervous system and can lead to various psychoemotional problems affecting mental health among patients. The research examines depression, anxiety, stress, and other psychological conditions.
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