СLINICAL POLYMORPHISM OF VEGETATIVE DYSTONIA SYNDROME IN CHILDREN ABAKAN DEPENDING ON THE ETHNIC AND PATHOLOGICAL BIOMECHANICAL FACTORS
To study the clinical syndrome of vegetative dystonia polymorphism in the city of Abakan were examined 128 children of different ethnic groups (Khakassia, Metis, Europeans). It is established that the disease is dominated by the indigenous nationalities, differing in the debut of school age, and a mild current. The Europeans found it 2,4 times less than the Khakas, but more severe (migraine and syncope attacks, sleep disorder). This is often due to the presence of gross structural and functional changes in the central nervous system, the cranio-vertebral region and the vertebro-basilar vascular basin. Somatic dysfunction of the cervical spine is dominated by the Europeans, the upper crossover syndrome dominates the Khakass and Europeans, and the bottom - a Metis.