MORPHO-FUNCTIONAL STATE OF BLOOD UNDER THE CONDITIONS OF EXPOSURE OF EXORBITANT DOSES OF LEAD

Many scientists around the world call lead an "ubiquitous element" and call to take steps to prevent it from scattering into the atmosphere. As a result of the experiment on exposure to exorbitant doses of lead, it was revealed that lead ions cause the development of anemia, intensification of erythropoiesis and aggregation of erythrocytes in small-caliber vessels. In addition, quantitative changes in lipid fractions lead to dysfunction of the membrane apparatus. There is no doubt that these changes will limit the ability to maximize the potential of physical activity. Apparently, the use of prophylactic agents that may remove lead ions from the body and normalize the metabolic disorders caused by lead ions and may serve as a way out. ; The Conference is organized by the Faculty of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of the Georgian State Teaching University of Physical Education and Sports.