Abstract
Until recently, the problem of encephalopathy in contact sports was not discussed at all. Currently, there is scientific evidence of the relationship between pathological changes in the brain and repeated concussions in former professional athletes and people in dangerous professions. In this article, a team of authors provides a literary review of modern research in the field of the influence of chronic brain trauma on cognitive and neurodynamic functions, as well as in the genesis of the development of neurodegenerative diseases. The article also describes the diagnostic capabilities and preventive measures required for people in hazardous occupations with an increased risk of brain injury.
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