This article analyzes the clinical and neurological features of transient ischemic attacks (TIA). The study results reveal TIA risk factors and their role in stroke development. Key patient characteristics and diagnostic methods are highlighted.

Despite advances in diagnosis and treatment, complications of diabetes mellitus (DM) remain the most important problem for patients and their families. Microvasculature damage can lead to blindness, renal failure and amputation.

This article analyzes the structure of neurological syndromes associated with primary hypothyroidism, with cognitive impairments and polyneuropathies being the most common. The study results demonstrate that the severity of syndromes correlates with TSH levels and TPO antibodies. Additionally, the age of patients significantly influences the distribution and severity of neurological complications, highlighting the need for an individualized approach to diagnosis and treatment.