EUROMEDICA  Hanover 29-30  Mai 2006	Advanced methods of diagnosis, treatment and prophylactics
	European Academy of Natural Sciences, Hanover European Scientific Society, Hanover Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Moscow

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In health-restoring medicine, medicinal physical culture as well as in rehabilitation of patients with cardiovascular and lung diseases the well-known functional indexes (PWC 130; PWC 150; PWC170 and others) were investigated. For various age and social groups new functional indexes were elaborated.

Different age and professional groups including children, teenagers and sportsmen of inter-national level were introduced to approbation and practical use of some other indexes of aerobic productivity and anaerobic capabilities of man. These include: index of myocardial chronotropic reserve, myocardial reserve exhaustion coefficient, index of systolic work, the efficiency of blood circulation index, heart strain index etc.

The systolic work index (was determined as the ratio between the power of the performed physical strain and the working frequency of heart’s contractions (FHC). Not distorting the picture of higher functional potential among children with high FHC at the state of relative rest, however, we do not regard FHC at rest. The type of reaction to the strain (normotonic, hypotonic and hyper-tonic) is estimated on the scale and the value of the efficiency of blood circulation index (Endropov O.V. 1980).

Some other functional indexes (pulse data at walking and running, the power of switching to anaerobic mechanisms at the muscular strain) enable us to reveal age differences, thoroughly evalu-ate general physical and special levels as well as to justify the effects of health-improving and reha-bilitation measures at schools, universities and industrial enterprisers