The recovery of cognitive functions for patients with the organic amnestic syndrome by means of the non-invasive adaptive neuro-electrostimulation device

Actuality verifying the effectiveness of the dynamic correction of the sympathetic nervous system using a noninvasive multichannel neurostimulation device "SYMPATHOCOR-01". The task is to restore cognitive function in patients with organic amnestic syndrome. Three patients with clinical organic amnestic syndrome resulting of brain damage (poisoning, alcohol and trauma) held inpatient treatment for at least 12 months in the neurology or psychiatry department without a significantly improvement. As a result, the stimulation rate during the three weeks of recovery could achieve stable fixing of memory and other cognitive functions in all the patients according to clinical observation and methods of neuropsychological assessments FAB, MoCA and MMSE. A significant positive trend noted by the results of the data analysis of EEG and heart rate variability. A hypothesis mechanism for clinical effect is formulated. A serious clinical trial should be done to confirm hypothesis.