[Development of a methodology of for medical-flight examination of flight personnel under condition of hospital].

Development of a methodology of for medical-flight examination of flight personnel under condition of hospital. When performing an experimental study of ways of improvement of hyperbaric ascent involving 95 servicemen,of special contingent determined lack of ascent security of flight crews to altitudes up to 6500 meters due to the large percentage (10%) of revealed reduced hypoxia tolerance of mild and moderate level in military personnel and potentially high risk of high-altitude decompression disease without a preparatory desaturation. The experimental testing of 5 minutes ascent technique for 5000 m and 6000 m is performed, justified criteria of hypobaric hypoxia tolerance of mild and moderate level during the examination of health state of 589 aircrew personnel (including personnel with approved diagnoses) in hyperbaric chamber in relation to hospital conditions.

[Hypobaric chamber as a test of the aircrew of Russain Air Forces].

Authors research clinical medical importance of hypobaric ascends to an attitude of 5000 meters for 20 minutes for detection of latent forms of diseases and assessment of professional health and ascends to an attitude of 5000 and 6000 meters for 5 minutes when performing psychophysiological training for high altitude flying. According to test of 1326 pilots of Russian Air Forces, including pilots with different diseases, hypobaric ascends showed high diagnostic effectiveness for the professional health assessment. By using of both methods it was revealed that frequency of detection of decreased tolerance to hypoxia is the same (in average in 2,7 and 3,1% of total number of patients).

[Hypobaric interval hypoxia as a tool for improving tolerance of harmful occupational factors].

The method of hypobaric interval hypoxia (HIH) has been developed and approved for application in aerospace, military, prophylactic and rehabilitative medicine. A course of H1H included 10 one-hour daily sessions of hypobaria and interval hypoxia simulating ascent to an altitude from 3 to 5 km a.s.