Russkii Zhunal Detskoi Nevrologii

Aims & Scope

Among the main focuses of interest of Russian Journal of Child Neurology is the publication of articles addressing basic research and comprehensive management of patients with neurological disorders.

Unfortunately, the lack of close collaboration with colleagues all over the world that was in the XX century, as well as insufficient equipment of pediatric neurological hospitals had a negative influence on the development of neurology in Russia and led to the delays in the understanding of the child’s developing brain.

This could be easily proved by the fact that since the 1930s no new nosological form or syndrome was given a Russian name.

Such “isolation” led to the appearance of “our own” classifications, disease names and “our own” treatment approaches.

Pediatric neurology is a highly complicated branch of medicine.

This is mainly due to the significant polymorphism in children’s diseases and their drastic changes as they age.

Moreover, the variety of types and clinical courses of neurological disorders in children highly exceeds the one that adults suffer.

One of the obvious examples is epilepsy that has over 40 types of seizures, including of both favorable and poor prognosis.

In comparison with the traditional approach of highlighting common neurological disorders, Russian Journal of Child Neurology primarily covers rare and atypical neurological diseases.

This is mainly due to the assessment of neurological signs in rare syndromes that allows to view ordinary neurological disorders from a different perspective, be critical in the questions of their diagnostics and treatment, move forward into in-depth understanding of neurology.

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Most Cited Articles

The Most Cited Articles section features the journal's most impactful research, based on citation counts. These articles have been referenced frequently by other researchers, indicating their significant contribution to their respective fields.

• FOCAL CORTICAL DYSPLASIAS: CLINICAL AND ELECTRO-NEUROIMAGING CHARACTERISTICS

  Citation: 18

  Authors: K. Yu.

• THE FORMATION OF COGNITIVE AND MENTAL DISORDERS IN EPILEPSY: THE ROLE OF VARIOUS FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH DISEASE AND TREATMENT (A REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND CASE REPORTS)

  Citation: 13

  Authors: K. Yu., O. A.

• Delayed speech development in children: Introduction to terminology

  Citation: 8

  Authors: M. Yu., T. E., M. V., I. V.

• Definition and classification of epilepsy. Classification of epileptic seizures 2016

  Citation: 8

  Authors: K. Yu.

• Classification and definition of epilepsy. Position paper by the International League Against Epilepsy on Nosology and Definitions of Epilepsy Syndromes dated 2021

  Citation: 8

  Authors: K. Yu., O. A., V. S., M. Yu.

• EPILEPSY CAUSED BY PCDH19 GENE MUTATION: A REVIEW OF LITERATURE AND THE AUTHORS’ OBSERVATIONS

  Citation: 7

  Authors: K. Yu., O. A., A. F., S., Yu. V., A. S., G., H., M.

• Experience of application of proproceptive modeling of walking in children of early age with motor disorders

  Citation: 7

  Authors: A. G., N. V., V. P., P. L., E. A., T. A., E. Yu.

• JUVENILE MYOCLONIC EPILEPSY: A FOCUS ON THE EFFICACY OF THERAPY AND THE RATE OF RELAPSES ACCORDING TO LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP DATA

  Citation: 7

  Authors: K. Yu., N. V., L. Yu., O. A., M. B., N. E.

• THE ONTOGENESIS OF SPEECH DEVELOPMENT

  Citation: 6

  Authors: T. E., M. Yu., M. V.

• Safety and tolerability of antiepileptic drugs in women with epilepsy (literature review and own data)

  Citation: 6

  Authors: K. Yu., O. A., A. S.