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The Prevention of Functional Destruction of the Cardiovascular System Among Radar Operators

Lt Col N.A. D'yarenko, M.C. · 1968

The exercises included walking, running, active sports of an emotional nature, and attention span exercises. Operators who systematically did the exercises made 39% fewer errors in performance. Their capability to estimate a situation and define coordinates improved by 18 to 20% on average. Efficiency improved overall during both night and day shifts.

О роли сосудистых рефлексогенных зон в изменениях свертываемости крови при воздействии на организм электромагнитных колебаний

И. Д. Боенко, Ф. Г. Шахгельдян · 1968

The study aimed to examine the role of vascular reflexogenic zones in the effects of electromagnetic oscillations on the organism. The study investigated the influence of audio-frequency electromagnetic fields on blood coagulation.

Two-Dimensional in-Vitro Studies of Femoral Arterial Walls of the Dog

Françoise M. L. Attinger · 1968

Researchers tested excised femoral arteries from six dogs under control, vasoconstriction, and metabolic inhibition conditions. During control conditions the tangential modulus of elasticity was higher than the longitudinal modulus. Vasoconstriction increased nonlinearity of the stress-strain relation and decreased the arterial wall's modulus of elasticity. Total stress relaxation was very small in the longitudinal direction but larger in the tangential direction.

Changes in the morphological state of the blood brought about by UHF

Lysina, G. G. · 1965

The exposed workers were grouped by exposure duration and by intensity relative to the permissible threshold. Erythrocyte content did not change significantly (p > 0.5) in the exposed group. Reticulocytes were increased in 14% of exposed subjects compared with 8.7% of controls. Basophile granules increased quantitatively and erythrocyte sedimentation was slowed in 30% of cases.

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