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Journal Technologies of Living Systems №6 for 2010 г.
Article in number:
SCREENING METHOD OF EVALUATING CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM FUNCTION IN APPARENTLY HEALTHY PERSONS DURING THE SELECTION FOR WORKING IN EXTREME CONDITIONS
Keywords: cardiovascular system screening R-wave blood biochemical values
Authors:
L. Kh. Bragin, A. G. Goncharova, N. V. Savina, D. L. Bragin, A. M. Nosovsky, A. E. Severin
Abstract:
PURPOSE. Our purpose was to standardize the selection of volunteers for working in extreme conditions. METHODS. Apparently healthy volunteers underwent 30-minute moderate hypoxia test; simultaneous ECG registration and biochemical examination of blood were made; trends of R-wave amplitude were analyzed and compared with blood biochemical values. CONCLUSION. The suggested method allows to conduct screening of cardiovascular system dysfunction within the shortest possible time.
Pages: 55-58
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