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[The effect of sanatorium-health resort treatment using foot baths on bronchial patency in children with chronic nonspecific diseases of the respiratory organs].

174 children aged 7-14 years in remission of recurrent asthmatic bronchitis and bronchial asthma took feet baths in addition to standard course of sanatorium treatment. Measurements of bronchial permeability and reactivity have demonstrated that foot baths have no negative effects on bronchial permeability in all the disease forms and maintain tolerance of the respiratory system to both cold and exercise.

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The lichen flora of Supraśl as the health resort.

This study presents the actual lichen flora of Supraśl. 68 species have been collected in the investigated area. Among these, 53 are epiphytic species, 12 are epilithic species and 17--epiksylithic species. On the basis of lichens scale, Supraśl was classified to 6th bioindicative zone, where air pollution of SO2 was 30-40 mg/m3.

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[The methodological aspects of assessing treatment efficacy at a health resort].

The paper provides analysis of the existing system of assessing short-term results of sanatorium treatment for nonspecific respiratory diseases. It is inferred that the system is unsatisfactory and requires revision. Methodological approaches are described which could guide in construction of a new system of deciding about the effectiveness of sanatorium treatment effectiveness.

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[The effect of sanatorium-health resort treatment using measured running on the bronchial patency indices in chronic nonspecific diseases of the respiratory organs in children].

Sanatorium treatment with graded jogging was used in 167 children aged 7-14 years with recurrent, asthmatic bronchitis (RB, AB) and bronchial asthma (BA) in remission. Examination of bronchial permeability (BP) and bronchial reactivity (BR) before and after the treatment demonstrated that in RB sanatorium treatment with jogging improves BP and has no negative effects on BR. AB and BA patients benefited by BP but lost by BR.

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