Features of cerebral hemodynamics in athletes with neurocirculatory dystonia and signs of psycho-physical stress

About the authors:

Natalia V. Loginova, Cand. Med. Sci., Associate professor, Director, AE SSP TR
“The Regional Center of Rehabilitation of Disabled People”
Svetlana V. Soloviyeva, Dr. Med. Sci., associate professor, Tyumen State Medical academy
Elena F. Turovinina, Head of the Department of Outpatient, Polyclinic and Preventive Medicine of FPD and PRS PBEI HE TSMA of Ministry of Health, RF, Dr. Med. Sci., Professor
Nadezhda V. Babinova, Postgraduate student, Department of Outpatient and Preventive Medicine, Tyumen State Medical Academy

Abstract:

The present work is devoted to important clinical and diagnostic aspects of human ecology – the question of objective assessment of the functional state of Central hemodynamics, as an indicator of mental and physical stress of the athlete's body, to prevent development of pathological conditions. Contingent surveyed amounted to 120 athletes engaged in different sports diagnosed with neurocirculatory dystonia, with an easy flow in remission at the age from 17 to 30 years with experience in sports from 3 to 12 year period. To determine the extent of psycho-physical stress, we used methods of clinical examination with evaluation and analysis of parameters of Central hemodynamics, and a rheoencephalography study. The results of the study established the prevalence of the clinical picture of NDC obsrevations syndrome with the presence of increased excitability, irritability. The results of rheoencephalography studies have shown that signs of changes in cerebral hemodynamics were detected in the majority of the surveyed athletes.

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