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[Diagnosis and correction of the vegetative dysfunction of the aircrew].

Authors: , Godilo-Godlevskiĭ; A V, Nagovitsin; N D, Evseeva; S N, Moskalenko;

[Diagnosis and correction of the vegetative dysfunction of the aircrew].

Abstract

The article is concerned with the topical issue of aeromedicine--diagnosis and correction of the vegetative dysfunction of the aircrew. Causative factors leading to the dysfunction are discussed. Clinical and instrumental methods of the valuation of vegetative status and vegetative supporting of activity are studied. The data of researches is represented; the possibility of the correction of elicited variant of the vegetative dysfunctions with the help of drug and drug-free modalities is evaluated.

Keywords

Male, Military Personnel, Aircraft, Autonomic Nervous System Diseases, Humans, Military Medicine, Russia

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