CLINICAL AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC ASSESSMENT OF STIMULOTON EFFECTIVENESS IN EARLY STAGES OF CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS IN RAILROADERS
Stress-associated disorders play an important part in development of early stages of cerebrovascular pathology. 1789 railroaders were examined and 16,9% of them showed clinical symptoms similar to slight cerebrovascular pathology. Two clinical groups were formed where microcirculants were used as basic preparations. Antioxi-dants and antidepressants were combined with basic schema in first and second group correspondingly. Positive dynamics, most significant in patient who took antidepressant Stimuloton (Sertraline), was achieved. Stimuloton proved absence of behavioral toxemic effects and therefore recommended for treatment of early cerebrovascular pathology in railroaders.