OPTIMIZATION OF REHABILITATION MEASURES FOR CHILDREN WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES: CLINICAL, NEUROLOGICAL AND CEREBROSPINAL FLUID STATUS

This study explores the optimization of rehabilitation measures for children with traumatic brain injuries (TBI), focusing on clinical, neurological, and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) status. The research highlights the significance of CSF monitoring and its correlation with neurological recovery in pediatric TBI cases. Through an interdisciplinary approach, the study evaluates the effectiveness of personalized rehabilitation strategies, integrating neurocognitive therapies, physical rehabilitation, and pharmacological interventions based on CSF analysis. The findings suggest that individualized treatment plans, driven by clinical and CSF data, can enhance recovery outcomes, improving both cognitive and motor functions in affected children.