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Psychophysiological approaches to maintaining efficiency and reducing neuro-emotional stress in participants in hostilities
86 combatants with post-traumatic stress disorder received a course of exercises, acupressure and pneumatic compression massage. As a result, blood pressure significantly decreased, parasympathetic influence increased, regulatory processes and neuromuscular connections were activated. A complex of the above measures can be recommended to preserve the working capacity of combatants.