ALTSGEYMER KASALLIGINI DAVOLASHDA ZAMONAVIY PATOGENETIK YONDASHUVLAR: TIZIMLI TAHLIL

Authors

  • Tairova Madina Ilxomovna Author
  • Tojimuhammadova Omina Sherzodovna Author

Keywords:

Altsgeymer kasalligi, amiloid kaskad, tauopatiya, neyroinflamatsiya, xolinesteraza ingibitorlari, memantin, monoklonal antikorlar, lekanemab, donanemab, ARIA, multidomenli aralashuv, FINGER tadqiqoti

Abstract

Ushbu maqolada Altsgeymer kasalligini davolashning patogenetik asoslangan zamonaviy usullari tizimli tahlil qilingan. Kasallik patogenezining asosiy mexanizmlari — amiloid kaskad, tauopatiya va neyroinflamatsiya yoritilgan. An’anaviy simptomatik terapiya (xolinesteraza ingibitorlari, memantin) va patogenetik terapiya (amiloidga qarshi monoklonal antikorlar: lekanemab, donanemab, adukanumab) ning klinik samaradorligi hamda xavfsizlik profili baholangan. Neyroinflamatsiyani modulyatsiya qiluvchi strategiyalar, modifikatsiyalovchi omillar (yurak-qon tomir xavf omillarini korreksiyalash, turmush tarzi aralashuvlari) va kombinatsiyalangan terapiya istiqbollari tahlil qilingan. Maqola Altsgeymer kasalligini davolashda mavjud imkoniyatlar va kelajakdagi tadqiqot yoʻnalishlarini yoritishga qaratilgan.

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2026-04-12