Product Code: RP-ID-10151808 |
Published Date: 21 Oct 2022 |
Region: Global |
Category: Healthcare & Pharmaceuticals |
Report ID: 10151808
Market Overview:
Global Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) Industry Market Research 2022-2030
" Boxer dementia, diagnosed by Boxer in the 1920s, and more recently chronic traumatic encephalopathy are the same condition. Chronic traumatic encephalopathy has been studied extensively. This occurs in retired or college football players, other athletes with head injuries, and military personnel with secondary brain injuries resulting from head injuries from explosive blows. The risks from head injuries of varying severity (such as level and severity of violence) are currently unknown. About 3% of athletes who have had multiple strokes (including minor ones) develop CTE. The area below and around the ventricles.
Signs and Symptoms of CTE:
The onset of CTE typically includes one of the following: mood disorders: depression, irritation and/or despair, behavioral disorders: impulsive, explosive and/or aggression disorders, cognitive disorders: memory loss, executive Dysfunction and/or Motor Dementia Disorders: Parkinsons disease, ataxia and/or joint impairment are two different clinical manifestations: mood and behavioral disturbances during childhood (eg, patients aged 30 years) and cognitive impairment. These will be developed later. Lifestyle (eg, a patient in their 60s), mood disturbances, and behavioral disturbances can cause cognitive impairment.
Diagnosis of CTE:
Diagnostic Criteria The diagnostic criteria for the clinical diagnosis of CTE are as follows. No description of signs and symptoms consistent with a history of head injury CTE This criterion is also used in the study and is common to MRI. There are currently no valid in vivo biomarkers for CTE, and the definitive diagnosis of CTE is based on neurological examination at autopsy.
Treatment of chronic traumatic encephalopathy:
There is no specific treatment for chronic traumatic encephalopathy, and other forms of dementia and other supportive measures may help with dementia. For example, the atmosphere should be bright, bright, friendly, and designed to support the process (such as placing a large clock or calendar in the room). Actions must be taken to ensure patient safety (eg, relocating patient signal monitoring systems).
End-of-Life Issues:
If people with dementia have poor eyesight and judgment, they may need to hire a family member, caregiver, or lawyer to oversee their finances. At the onset of dementia, patients must be aware of their need for treatment and take financial and legal precautions before they become incapacitated (e.g., continuing power of attorney, continuing health care). adult guardianship system).
After signing this document, it is necessary to evaluate the patient state of health and record the results of the evaluation. It is best to make dietary and treatment decisions for serious illness earlier than necessary, and if dementia is more advanced, palliative care may be more appropriate than major surgery or hospitalization.
Prevention of chronic traumatic encephalopathy:
Preventive measures are the most important interventions. Because CTE usually occurs as a result of repeated head injuries, it is recommended that the injured person rest and begin exercising slowly. Those who hit multiple times should be aware that its dangerous to keep playing."
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