With the purpose to increase the efficacy of measures to the primary prophylaxis of duodenal ulcer disease among soldiers and officers, 120 students of higher military educational institutions were examined by means of the psychophysiological...

With the purpose to increase the efficacy of measures to the primary prophylaxis of duodenal ulcer disease among soldiers and officers, 120 students of higher military educational institutions were examined by means of the psychophysiological tests: brief multifactorial questionnaire for personality research, Ch. Spielberger-Yu. Khanin test, psychogeometrical test, Toronto alexitimitical scale, E. Heim method of coping-behaviour construction. It is revealed, that the increase of tobacco smoking intensity initiates the number of representatives of the III (contradictory) psychophysiological type grow, and it intensifies the probability of duodenal ulcer disease morbidity rise.
А.Н. Федоров Use of Psychophysiological individually-typological approach to the students of higher military educational institutions, depending on the presence and degree of expression of tobacco smoking as the risk factor of duodenal ulcer // Saratov Journal of Medical Scientific Research, Vol. 5, Issue 3, 2009, pp. 325-327

The article reflects the results of influence the conditions of work upon psychological and psychophysiologic status of stomatological staff. The results revealed that labor activity of stomatological staff influences on their functional condition...

The article reflects the results of influence the conditions of work upon psychological and psychophysiologic status of stomatological staff. The results revealed that labor activity of stomatological staff influences on their functional condition and capacity for work. Changes of psychological, psychophysiologic indices and motoric characteristics proved it.
N.O. Petrenko SOCIAL - PSYCHOLOGICAL AND MEDICAL -PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF STOMATOLOGISTS WORK HYGIENE // Saratov Journal of Medical Scientific Research, Vol. 4, Issue 2, 2008, pp. 40-43

The team of the first medico sanitary aid for population has examined the patients with ‘cardiac pain' (heavy heart) in the district of general practitioner. The physical diagnosis, parameters of psychological and social status were determined....

The team of the first medico sanitary aid for population has examined the patients with ‘cardiac pain' (heavy heart) in the district of general practitioner. The physical diagnosis, parameters of psychological and social status were determined. The authors developed clinical recommendations to organization of diagnostics and interference.
S.V. Afanasieva «CARDIAC PAIN» AS THE PATIENT’S PROBLEM IN GENERAL PRACTICE // Saratov Journal of Medical Scientific Research, Vol. 4, Issue 1, 2008, pp. 119-122

In order to find out psychophysiologic preconditions for the beginning of psychosomatic pathology, 264 clinically healthy persons of both sexes were examined (the average age was 22,16 + 2,42). All of them were divided into 2 groups according to...

In order to find out psychophysiologic preconditions for the beginning of psychosomatic pathology, 264 clinically healthy persons of both sexes were examined (the average age was 22,16 + 2,42). All of them were divided into 2 groups according to their body weight index: the first group had normal body weight index, the second had deficiency of body weight. With the help of psychodiagnostic methods (Reduced Multiple Questionnaire for the examining of the Personality, Psychogeometrical test, Spielberger's test, Subbotin's test, Ekkles's test) it was found that persons with deficiency of body weight had had conflicting personality features, which form prepsychosomatic radical of personality. It underlies the development of psychosomatics diseases and deviant behavior.
A.G. Martinova, A.I. Kodochigova, V.F. Kirichuk, V.N. Nikolenko, T.M. Demina, T.I. Mareeva THE ROLE OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGIC AND ANTHROPOMETRIC DESCRIPTIONS IN THE BEGINNING OF PSYCHOSOMATIC PATHOLOGY: IS THE DEFICIENCY OF BODY WEIGHT A RISK FACTOR? // Saratov Journal of Medical Scientific Research, Vol. 3, Issue 3, 2007, pp. 25-28