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V G Zuev

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[The possibilities for using new integral indices of the human peripheral blood].

In medical examination of flight personnel two new statistic indexes of integral estimate of changes in peripheral blood were used: integral blood deterioration ratio and entropy of leukocyte blood formula. These indexes have a rather high sensitivity that makes it possible to determine the tendency towards pathological changes in the organism, even if the whole blood picture will be within acceptance limits.

Blood Cells

[Microwaves and the visual analyzer].

The results of studying an effect of microwaves on the different regions of visual analyzer are investigated. The morphofunctional changes at the light-optic and electron-microscopic levels are revealed. The changes involve not only peripheric area of visual analyzer but also its central regions. Some epidemiologic observations are indicative of: altered sizes of blind spot; decreased magnitudes of optic rheobase and chronaxy; color vision disorder; increased diastolic pressure in central artery of the retina. Study of bioelectrical activity of the retina enabled some investigators to make a conclusion about a reaction disorders occurring in the subcortical visual centers. It is noted that the animal studies not always explain unequivocally the microwave effects on the visual analyzer.

Animals

[Epidemiologic studies of the effect of microwaves (neurophysiologic, hematologic and ophthalmologic aspects)].

This paper presents epidemiological and clinical evaluations of subjects exposed to electromagnetic radiations (EMR) in the microwave range with emphasis on neurophysiological, hematological and ophthalmological changes. Special attention is given to neurological and psychogenic effects of EMR as well as to possible development of radiophobia. Ageing, cataract development and genetic signs are considered as objective measures of EMR effects.

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