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    Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Rehabilitation in Rowers-Paraolympians With the Use of Computer Rapid Diagnosis Nakatani on the Complex “Mediscreen”

    Apriamashvili G.G.1, Tatarintseva R.Ya.1, Omelchuk N.N.1, Grigoryan I.E.1, Ezhova N.M.2, Ezhov P.F.2 Corresponding author

    1. 1Department of Clinical Physiology and Non-medicamental Methods, Faculty of Advanced Training of Medical Workers, Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Medical Institute, RUSSIA.
    2. 2Moscow State Academy of Physical Culture, Moscow region and the settlement of Malakhovka, RUSSIA.

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    Tatarintseva R.Ya.

    Department of Clinical Physiology and Non-medicamental Methods, Faculty of Advanced Training of Medical Workers, Peoples Friendship University of Russia, Medical Institute, RUSSIA.

    raisa1949@yahoo.com

    Volume 6, Issue 1 · pp. 48–50 · PUBLISHED · DOI: 10.5530/pc.2016.1.9

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    Background:Effective health monitoring relied on the speed of execu- tion, the reliability of the results, high performance, effectiveness, safety, ease of use, low cost, reliability, the possibility of mass production, tech- nology, and much more. Methods:Usage of the Nakatani method on the “Mediscreen” equipment, evaluated the effectiveness of integrated methods of rehabilitation of Paralympic rowers to determine functional complaints as harbingers of organic changes in the body. Results:The results of survey conducted with usage of Mediscreen are easily reproducible, absolutely repeatable and stable.

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      G.G., A., R.Ya., T., N.N., O., I.E., G., N.M., E., & P.F., E. (). Evaluation of the Effectiveness of Rehabilitation in Rowers-Paraolympians With the Use of Computer Rapid Diagnosis Nakatani on the Complex “Mediscreen”. Pharmacognosy Communications, 6(1), 48–50. https://doi.org/10.5530/pc.2016.1.9