Disclosed in the remote period in patients at older ages, who had survived closed craniocerebral injury (CCCI) were asthenic, liquorohypertensive, vestibular syndromes, posttraumatic encephalopathy, epileptoid syndrome, all of which are manifestations of traumatic condition of the brain. It is the premorbid state together with the presence of concomitant somatic conditions including the vascular factor that are believed to play a major part in the formation of delayed sequence. CCCI is considered to be a factor promoting the origination and aggrevation of the existing chronic somatic conditions. Hence, CCCI and its sequelae can be regarded as a risk factor for vascular diseases.