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Reviews on Clinical Pharmacology and Drug Therapy
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Statokinetic stability improvement in healthy volunteers by pharmacological drugs (pilot study)

Authors: Leonid Gennadievich Buinov; Ludmila Alexandrovna Sorokina; Galina Viktorovna Buznik; Peter Dmitrievich Shabanov;

Statokinetic stability improvement in healthy volunteers by pharmacological drugs (pilot study)

Abstract

In 26 healthy volunteers of 18-20 years old, the statokinetic stability before and after 10-days course of the complex of pharmacological drugs MAOP (metaprot 0.25 g, aerovit 1 tab., potassium orotate 0.5 g twice a day) was studied. The statokinetic stability was determined by time of maximal endurability of unbroken cumulation of Kariolis’ accelerations (UCKA) with registration of severity of sensory, vegetative and somatic reactions of volunteers. Prescription of MAOP complex improved endurability of UCKA. Time of maximal endurability of UCKA was increased by 91.2 %, sense of heat was reduced by 50 %, headache and painful sense in the head - by 60 %, sickness - by 62.5%, hyperhidrosis - by 53.8%. Improvement of statokinetic endurability in volunteers was supported by the complex computer stabilography data. It is suggested that statokinetic stability can be improved by means of preventive course of pharmacological complex of MAOP.

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