Average dynamic arterial pressure of men of the first mature age period during the treatment of caries (the city of Tyumen)
Aim. To explore the variability of average dynamic arterial pressure as one of the major signs of central hemodynamics. 36 men of the first mature age period were being tested during surgical caries treatment. Material and methods. 36 men of the first mature age period were being tested while sitting in the dental chairs and during surgical caries treatment, there were studied central hemodynamics data including average dynamic pressure (ADP). ADP was determined by calculation according to Hickam and Vetsler-Boger's formulae. Results. Firstly, it was established that the basic indicators of central hemodynamics of men of the first mature age period suffering from caries, do not go beyond the physiological standards. Secondly, the ADP increased only in case of anesthesia and odontopreparation of a carious tooth, but its clinical data were due to the physiologically determined nature. Conclusion. Simple-to-use Hickam and Vetslera-Boger's formulae to calculate ADP, allowed to estimate objectively the state of person's hemodynamics and should be widely used in clinical dental practice.