SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE METHOD OF USING NOBLE GAS XENON WITH THE PURPOSE TO CORRECT STRESS-INDUCED DISORDERS IN PEOPLE OF DANGEROUS OCCUPATIONS

Abstract

The authors made analysis of different aspects of using xenon and associated medical equipment as part of complex therapy and functional rehab of people working in dangerous occupations. Specifically, they examined the procedure safety depending on the breathing circuit closure level (open, semi-closed or closed) and formulated requirements to the inhalation monitoring process. The authors present the results of clinical observation of 60 patients at the age of 30 to 42 years with the history of stress-induced neurotic disorders such as anxiety, panic attacks, slight or moderate depression, and asthenic syndrome for periods from 3 months to 2 years.