Abstract
This article discusses the severity of neurological deficit in patients with ischemic stroke on the NIHSS scale depending on the status of COVID-19. Based on the current situation, the need for a full-fledged dynamic study of the state of cerebral hemodynamics in terms of the relationship of these indicators with the results of neuro-immunological examinations and neuroimaging data, as well as determining the effect of cerebral blood flow reserves, as a parameter of functional plasticity of cerebral hemodynamics in patients with stroke against the background of COVID-19 is undeniable and unequivocally relevant from the point of view of practical neurology.
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