[The medical rehabilitation of servicemen following aortocoronary bypass].

The results of aortocoronary shunting (ACSh) were studied in 243 patients after myocardial infarction at different stages of rehabilitation--in rehabilitative hospital and military sanatorium. Result assessment at the final stage of therapy in sanatorium confirmed ACSh efficiency in overwhelming majority of patients. At the same time principal peculiarities were revealed showing the necessity of differential approach to determination of volume and place for conduction of restorative therapy.

[Program of medical and psychological support of patients after cardiosurgery].

Aim: To study effectiveness of the program of medical and psychological support of patients after aortocoronary by pass operations (ACBO).

Materials And Methods: The trial included 108 patients with coronary heart disease (CHD) after ACBO. 72 patients of the test group participated in the program of medical and psychological support.

[Aortocoronary bypass: methods of group psychotherapy and instruction and the rehabilitation potentials].

In a large number of patients aortocoronary shunting often leads to persistent neurotic disorders' development. Taking into account the biological, psychological and social factors contributing to the disease pathogenesis, the authors tend to introduce some methods of active involvement of patients into a rehabilitation-prophylactic process to restore their mental health balance, behavioral standards, communicative habits etc.

[The results of autogenic training in patients with ischemic heart disease after an aortocoronary bypass operation].

Were studied psychovegetative and somatic correlations in 115 patients with ischemic heart disease, having aortocoronary shunting operation and being at the sanatorium stage of the medical rehabilitation. To 70 patients was been carried out treatment with application of autogenous training (AT), to 45--without use of AT. The research has confirmed the presence in the patients psychological disadaptation, expressed essentially in asthenoneurotic and hypochondriac reactions.

[The autotransfusion of ultraviolet-irradiated blood in the rehabilitation of patients with ischemic heart disease at a sanatorium].

Autotransfusion of blood exposed to UV irradiation proved highly effective in multimodality rehabilitation treatment of coronary patients with the disease functional classes II and III. Short-term and long-term results indicate a positive effect on hyperlipoproteinemia, hyperglycosuria, hemodynamics, exercise tolerance. The method is recommended for use in sanatoria and outpatient clinics.