[The functional condition of the heart in arterial hypertension in patients with vibration disease].

Changes in intra- and extracardial hemodynamics associated with arterial hypertension (AH) in people with vibration-related pathology exposed to vibration (18 subjects) or during early postcontact period (21 subjects) were studied. Adaptive hemodynamic changes, such as elements of heterometric cardial function autoregulation and hyperkinetic circulation, were found in people with AH during working with vibration or during early post-contact period vs. AH patients who were not exposed to hazardous industrial factors.

[The surgical correction of traumatic deformities of the orbit in naso-fronto-orbito-cribriform fractures].

J. Raven's (1992) classification was used in the treatment of patients with multiple fractures of the face associated with contusions, brain concussions, and injuries to the skull vault and base. According to this classification, all injuries of the cerebral and facial skull are classified as types I, II, and subtype Ia.