INVESTIGATION OF THE RECOVERY OF COGNITIVE PROCESSES AND MEMORY FUNCTIONS AFTER GENERAL ANESTHESIA THROUGH NEUROPSYCHOLOGICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS

This article explores the recovery of cognitive processes and memory functions after general anesthesia using
neuropsychological and physiological assessments. The study analyzes the dynamics of attention, perception, working
memory, and long-term memory recovery, as well as their correlations with electrophysiological (EEG) and cardiovascular
indicators. The paper may be beneficial for researchers in medicine, psychology, and neurophysiology, as well as clinicians
working in post-anesthesia care