Impact of heliogeophysical factors on clinical and biochemical parameters in males suffering from blood thrombangiitis
Abstract
I.V. Bobina, G.G. Sokolovð, E.A. Sharlaeva, R.I. Vorobyev, E.N. Vorobyeva
The influence of solar and geomagnetic activity factors on clinical and biochemical parameters of patients with obliterating thrombangiitis consists of immediate and delayed reactions with different latent periods. The most pronounced reactions to current events and moderate reactivity to events during the week before the survey. Highly reactive parameters are Na + blood (CD = 35.5%) and total serum protein (CD = 26%), while the nonreactive index – urine amylase. Among the patients with obliterating thrombangiitis, there were 5 types of reactions to fluctuations of solar and geomagnetic activity factors, including 2 types at low and 3 types at medium level of solar and geomagnetic activity. Accordingly, for each typological group non-linear functional dependences of indicators are established.
Keywords: obliterating thrombangiitis; geomagnetic activity; solar activity; cardiovascular pathology
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