VERTEBROGENIC MECHANISMS OF CHANGES OF VEGETATIVE NERVOUS SYSTEMFUNCTIONAL CONDITION AT ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN YOUNG PERSONS
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https://doi.org/10.34689/rrd45n97Keywords:
arterial hypertension , pathogenetic mechanisms , vertebral genesis , young personsAbstract
Research objective – to analyse potential pathogenetic mechanisms of vertebral genesis of arterial hypertension at
young persons.
Complex of vegetative, neurologic and clinical examination of 250 persons aged from 30 till 45 years distributed on 3
subgroups depending on existence of the verified arterial hypertension and osteochondrosis of cervical and chest departments of a backbone are conducted.
Clinical-neurologic examination, variation intervalometria, radiological, tomographic inspection of a backbone, daily monitoring the blood arterial pressure (AP), the statistical analysis is conducted.
At a combination raised the AP and the vertebrogenic syndromes extent of changes of vegetative regulation was maximum. At the AP similar level trouble indicators on a daily profile were more expressed in the presence of vertebrogenic syndromes. Existence of statistically significant correlation communications of indicators of a functional condition of vegetative
regulation and daily profile of AP is revealed.
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