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Editorial Board BULLETIN OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 4 (12) 2018 EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-chief Editorial board Saldan Igor Petrovich Briko Nikolai Ivanovich Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Deputy editor-in-chief Zharikov Aleksandr Yuryevich Voeyvoda Mikhail Ivanovich Doctor of Biological Sciences, Associate Professor Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Organizing editor Kiselev Valery Ivanovich Dygai Aleksandr Mikhailovich Corresponding member of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Sciences, Professor Professor Executive editor Zlobin Vladimir Igorevich Shirokostup Sergei Vasilyevich Academician of the RAS, Candidate of Medical Sciences, Associate Professor Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Scientific editors Lobzin Yury Vladimirovich Shoikhet Yakov Nahmanovich Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Corresponding member of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Professor Sciences, Professor Onishchenko Gennady Grigoryevich Bryukhanov Valery Mikhailovich Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Professor Kolyado Vladimir Borisovich Polushin Yury Sergeyevich Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Lukyanenko Natalya Valentinovna Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Rakhmanin Yury Anatolyevich Academician of the RAS, Doctor of Medical Sciences, Professor Responsible for translation Shirokova Valeriya Olegovna Editorial office address: 656038, RF, Altai Krai, Barnaul, Lenina Prospekt, 40, office 220 Tel.: +7(3852) 566869. E-mail: [email protected]. www.bmn.asmu.ru Registration certificate SMI PI № FS 77 – 69379 from 6th of April 2017, issued by the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology, and Mass Media Russian version ISSN 2541-8475 English version ISSN 2542-1336 Founder and publisher Federal State Budgetary Educational Institution of Higher Education “Altai State Medical University” of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation (FSBEI HE ASMU of the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation), 656038, RF, Altai Krai, Barnaul, Lenina Prospekt, 40 www.asmu.ru The opinion of the editorial board can disagree with the opinion of the authors. The reproduction of the published materials in any form without written permission of the editorial board is forbidden. In case of republication, the reference to the journal is obligatory. The materials, marked by sigh “R” are published for publicity purposes. The content of advertising materials is beyond the responsibility of the editorial board. Print. LLC “APOSTROF”. RF, Altai Krai, Barnaul, Partizanskaja Street, 17-5. Format: 60x90 1/8. Conventional printed sheets – 9,6. Circulation – 500 copies. Open price. BULLETIN OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 4 (12) 2018 CONTENT Health sciences HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT OF RISK OF EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS OF RADIO- FREQUENCY RANGE B.A. Balandovich, N.Yu. Potseluev, A.A. Krasikov, N.Yu. Tulin, A.S. Nagornyak, A.P. Pashkov, O.V. Zhukova, S.P. Filippova, O.I. Shved, K.V. Shults ....................................................................................................................................... 3 ANALYSIS OF INDICATORS OF PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCE OF STUDENTS BY DIFFERENT TYPES OF PHYSICAL ACTIVITY I.P. Saldan, A.P. Pashkov, O.V. Zhukova, N.Yu. Potseluev, S.P. Filippova, O.I. Shved, A.S. Nagornyak ......................... 9 ASSESSMENT OF THE EPIDEMIC SITUATION ON SIBERIAN TICK-BORNE TYPHUS INCIDENCE AMONG THE POPULATION OF ALTAI KRAI IN 2000-2017 A.V. Timonin, S.V. Shirokostup, N.V. Lukyanenko .......................................................................................................... 14 EPIDEMIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS OF TICK-BORNE ENCEPHALITIS AMONG THE RURAL POPULATION OF THE SIBERIAN FEDERAL DISTRICT REGIONS S.V. Shirokostup, N.V. Lukyanenko .................................................................................................................................. 18 Fundamental medicine COMPARATIVE MORPHOFUNCTIONAL ASSESSMENT OF THE GASTROPROTECTIVE ACTIVITY OF THE PEPTIDE COMPLEX OF PIG KIDNEY TISSUES, OMEPRAZOL, RANITIDINE AND MISOPROSTOL BY “INDOMETACIN” GASTRIC ULCER IN RATS S.E. Lorents, A.Yu. Zharikov, I.P. Bobrov, O.N. Mazko, O.G. Makarova, G.V. Zharikova .............................................. 22 STATE OF THE HEMOSTASIS SYSTEM IN RATS ON THE BACKGROUND OF DAILY COOLING TO ULTRA-HIGH DEGREE OF HYPOTHERMIA N.A. Lycheva, D.A. Makushkina, A.V. Sedov, I.I. Shakhmatov, V.I. Kiselev .................................................................... 28 INFLUENCE OF FUROSEMIDE ON THE VOLUME AND COMPOSITION OF AMNIOTIC FLUID IN RABBITS ON THE 27-28th DAY OF PREGNANCY Yu.V. Shabalina, A.V. Popovtseva, E.V. Suzopov, Yu.V. Degtyarev, S.V. Zamyatina, V.M. Bryukhanov, A.Yu. Zharikov, Yu.V. Korenovsky ............................................................................................................................................................... 32 Clinical medicine TICK-BORNE INFECTIONS WITH NATURAL NIDALITY IN ALTAI KRAI: PRESENT AND FUTURE O.V. Beskhlebova, V.M. Granitov, V.G. Dedkov, I.V. Arsenyeva ....................................................................................... 36 MINOR CARDIAC ABNORMALITIES AND HEART ARRHYTHMIAS IN NEWBORNS N.L. Gurevich, T.M. Cherkasova, O.A. Zenchenko, G.I. Vykhodtseva ............................................................................. 41 ENHANCEMENT OF SMALL INTESTINAL SUTURE BY MEANS OF BACTERIAL NANOCELLULOSE: EXPERIMENTAL-MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY A.N. Zharikov, V.G. Lubyansky, E.K. Gladysheva, E.A. Skiba, V.V. Budayeva, E.N. Semenova ..................................... 44 UROLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF PELVIC INJURIES A.I. Neimark, A.N. Voitenko, A.V. Bondarenko, I.V. Kruglykhin ..................................................................................... 50 CHARACTERISTICS OF ORAL CAVITY ORGANS AND TISSUES IN YOUNG PEOPLE ENGAGED IN BODYBUILDING V.O. Buchneva, O.V. Oreshaka, V.B. Nedoseko.................................................................................................................. 54 CLINICAL AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF PRIMARY PREVENTION OF CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASES IN THE ORGANIZED GROUP N.V. Pyrikova, A.V. Kontsevaya, I.V. Osipova .................................................................................................................. 56 BRONCHIAL ASTHMA IN CHILDREN OF PRESCHOOL AGE N.V. Shakhova, E.M. Kamaltynova, Yu.F. Lobanov, T.S. Kashinskaya ............................................................................. 62 Requirements for publication in the «Bulletin of Medical Science» Journal .......................................................... 69 2 Health sciences BULLETIN OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 4 (12) 2018 UDC 613.647:537.87 HYGIENIC ASSESSMENT OF RISK OF EXPOSURE TO ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS OF RADIO-FREQUENCY RANGE Altai State Medical University, Barnaul B.A. Balandovich, N.Yu. Potseluev, A.A. Krasikov, N.Yu. Tulin, A.S. Nagornyak, A.P. Pashkov, O.V. Zhukova, S.P. Filippova, O.I. Shved, K.V. Shults The article presents methodological approaches to assessing the risk of exposure to electromagnetic fields of the radio frequency range on various groups of the Altai Krai population. The risk was assessed according to the results of laboratory and instrumental measurements of the energy flux density from 21 radio engineering facilities located in 4 cities and 10 rural districts of Altai Krai. The risk of exposure to electromagnetic radiation during the implementation of the surveyed transmitting radio objects does not exceed permissible levels. At the same time, the presented results show the risk of exposure to only a small part of the electromagnetic spectrum of the radio frequency range and require additional studies aimed at clarifying the negative effects of various types of electromagnetic radiation. Key words: electromagnetic field, transmitting radio object, energy flux density, radio frequency range, risk of exposure. Currently, a risk-based approach takes a in long-term memory, changes in the structure of leading place in assessing the negative impact of locomotor behavior, increased reactivity to narcotic the environment on human health. The effects of substances. The nonlinear relationship of the chemical and biological factors are sufficiently central nervous system reactions with the intensity studied scientifically and hygienically due to their of electromagnetic radiation was established [6, 7, determinism with respect to the human body, 8]. In addition, the frequency-energy ranges were while physical factors are of particular interest due determined, within which the negative effect of to the lack of specific sensory organs and signaling non-ionizing radiation is most pronounced [9, 10]. systems of the body for some of them in their Experimental studies of electromagnetic fields in indexing. One of the leading physical risk factors the operation of laptops revealed an excess in the are electromagnetic fields (EMF) as a special form microwave area in 25% of cases. of matter, through which the interaction between A separate problem is the risk assessment of electrically charged particles takes place. Modern electromagnetic fields from transmitting radio- studies show that different frequency ranges of technical objects (TRTO). The most common non-ionizing electromagnetic oscillations have a frequency
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