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V I Tambovtseva

Publications and source records attributed to V I Tambovtseva.

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PubMed1989

[Health status and the characteristics of autonomic reactions in infants engaged in swimming].

The health status of young children systematically engaged in swimming was evaluated with account of the physiological characteristics and results of an analysis of the anamnestic and catamnestic data. The health-improving effect of the swimming was noted, being more pronounced in children with risk factors. It was established that swimming did not produce any undesirable vegetative alterations. The possibility of its use as a means of the improvement and correction of children's development based on their individual characteristics is discussed.

Autonomic Nervous System↗
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[Free radical oxidation of lipids and erythrocyte stability to hemolysis in healthy and sick children].

Simultaneous estimation of malonic dialdehyde (MDA) and intensity of hemolysis in erythrocytes under conditions of Fe2+-ascorbate dependent lipid peroxidation (LP) as well as after addition of alpha-tocopherol and ergocalciferol into the samples was carried out in healthy children and adults as well as in prematurely born children and in children with diseases of kidney and of cardiovascular system. Distinct accumulation of MDA was observed in erythrocytes of prematurely born children and of children with kidney and cardiovascular system diseases, whereas the intensity of erythrocyte hemolysis was increased only in the cases of cardiovascular diseases. Initiation of LP by means of Fe2+-ascorbate increased the rate of erythrocyte hemolysis and MDA content only when their initial level was low. alpha-Tocopherol decreased the LP rate and did not affect the erythrocyte stability in healthy persons; in erythrocytes of diseased children it often stimulated the cell hemolysis but not affect the LP rate. Ergocalciferol exhibited the distinct pro-oxidant effect and increased the erythrocyte hemolysis in healthy persons; in the diseased children both these effects of the vitamin were decreased.

Adolescent↗