SOCIO-MEDICAL SIGNIFICANCE AND PREVENTIVE STRATEGIES OF SPINAL CORD CIRCULATORY DISORDERS

Abstract

Spinal cord circulatory disorders represent one of the most severe and disabling pathologies of the central nervous system. These conditions drastically reduce the quality of life, often result in long-term disability, and impose a considerable economic burden on healthcare systems. The aim of this study was to investigate the socio-medical significance of spinal cord circulatory disorders, identify contributing risk factors, and substantiate a system of preventive measures. The article analyzes recent clinical and epidemiological data and integrates them with social medicine approaches to develop a comprehensive prevention model.