BIOMEDICAL ASPECTS OF ADAPTATION AND REPRODUCTION OF POPULATIONIN THE SUBARCTIC REGION

Abstract

The purpose of the study is to determine the correlation and conjugation of the adaptation processes and reproduction of the young population of the subarctic region and the prospects for the clinical model of adaptation medicine. We examined: 280 pregnant women and their newborns during the physiological course of gestation (I group); 297 female patients with excess and deficit weight (II-1 and II-2 subgroups) and 107 women of the control group (II-3 subgroup). An analysis of medical files of 8 puerperas, who died in obstetric hospitals of the region for the past 5 years, is also considered. In prospective and retrospective studies are analyzed: clinical parameters and heart rate variability, adaptive potential using the R. M. Bayevskiy formula, neurovegetative status using the method of S. A. Kleshchenogov and A. N. Fleishman, types of adaptive reactions using the method L. H. Garkavi et al. Conjugation, significant stress and borderline states of adaptation mechanisms, metabolic disorders in women of the subarctic region, the pregnant with altered body weight are reported. The pathogenetic mechanisms of these processes are equivalent to the clinical model of “adaptation diseases”.