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58 patients with ischemic stroke were examined (29 young people — themain group and 29 middle-aged people — control group). Among the examined young patients, cardio embolic subtype of stroke prevailed (66 %), andamong middle-aged patients was observed in 10 %. The athe rothromboticsubtype of stroke prevailed in middle-aged people (69 %), and amongyoung people — 24 %. The lacunar subtype of stroke in young people was 3 %,and in middle-aged people — 21 %. Patients of young had such subtypesof strokes as hemodyna mic and hemorheological, which respectively equaled3 %. In middle age these subtypes of strokes were not observed amongthe examined patients. In young people the proportion of vascular poolswith ische mic stroke was: vertebrobasilar — 41 %, carotid prevailed to someextend — 59 %. In middle-aged people the proportion of strokes prevailedin the carotid pool — 64 %, in the vertebrobasilar it was 29 %. Middle-agedpeople also had a “combined stroke” (stroke that occurred in several poolsat once), it amounted to 7 %. As a result, Doppler study of cerebral vessels proved that in young people linear velocity in the right middle cerebral artery was authenticallyhigher compared with middle-aged patients. At the same time, the linearvelocity in middle-aged patients was statistically greater in the left vertebral artery.Keywords: ischemic stroke subtypes, young age, hemodynamic parameters

Clinical-hemodynamic features of ischemic stroke in patients of young age