Hemodynamics parameters as risk markers of potential diseases in the cardiouvascular system and their assessment in young men with different types of blood circulation self-regulation

Functional state of the cardiovascular system is a basic criterion applied for assessing health and adaptive reactions of a human body; therefore, it seemed to be advisable to examine compensatory mechanisms of a human body under exposure to adverse external factors. Our research goal was to study functional parameters of cardiohemodynamics in young men depending on a type of blood circulation self-regulation. We examined 368 young male students born in the northern-eastern regions of Russia. Their average age was equal to 18.5±0.08. We measured basic anthropometric parameters of each young student, namely body height and body mass. Cardiohemodynamics parameters were determined in young male students at rest, in a sitting position, via volumetric compression oscillometry with a set of hardware and software complex for non-invasive research of the central hemodynamics ("Globus", Belgorod). Results. We analyzed distribution of individual TBS (type of blood circulation self-regulation) index values and revealed that 48...