ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY

150 cadets ages 16 to 25years were under the obsrevation of adaptation of intravascular microcirculation component during the course of their military professional study. The research data proved that active erythrocyte aggregation, the size of thrombocyte aggregates and the speed of thrombocyte agg...

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Main Authors: A.P. Shmatov, V.F. Kirichuk
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Published: Saratov State Medical University 2008-12-01
Series:Саратовский научно-медицинский журнал
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Online Access:http://www.ssmj.ru/system/files/2008_04_022_026.pdf
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ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY
Саратовский научно-медицинский журнал
adaptation
aggregates
aggregation
erythrocytes
microcirculation
professional capacity for work
thrombocytes
author_facet A.P. Shmatov
V.F. Kirichuk
author_sort A.P. Shmatov
title ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY
title_short ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY
title_full ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY
title_fullStr ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY
title_full_unstemmed ADAPTATION OF MICROCIRCULATION INTRAVASCULAR COMPONENT IN CADETS DURING THE COURSE OF THEIR MILITARY PROFESSIONAL STUDY
title_sort adaptation of microcirculation intravascular component in cadets during the course of their military professional study
publisher Saratov State Medical University
series Саратовский научно-медицинский журнал
issn 1995-0039
2076-2518
publishDate 2008-12-01
description 150 cadets ages 16 to 25years were under the obsrevation of adaptation of intravascular microcirculation component during the course of their military professional study. The research data proved that active erythrocyte aggregation, the size of thrombocyte aggregates and the speed of thrombocyte aggregation are higher in the first-, second- and third-year cadets than in senior students. These findings are to be used in the assessment ofcadets' adaptation to the military service and the prognosis of their professional capacity.
topic adaptation
aggregates
aggregation
erythrocytes
microcirculation
professional capacity for work
thrombocytes
url http://www.ssmj.ru/system/files/2008_04_022_026.pdf
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