Experimental rationale for the use of drugs to increase the resistance of the human body to the combined action of carbon monoxide and hyperthermia

Sedov, A.V.; Lukicheva, T.A.; Surovtsev, N.A.; Akin'shin, A.V.; Nazarov, L.I.; Miroshnik, S.V.

Meditsina Truda i Promyshlennaia Ekologiia 1993(9-10): 10-11

1993


ISSN/ISBN: 1026-9428
PMID: 8087458
Document Number: 6775
A group of volunteers was exposed to coaction of carbon dioxide (concentration 300 mg/cu m) and heating microclimate (ambient temperature +50 +/- 2 degrees C, relative humidity 20 +/- 5%), simultaneously they received one of the medicines: placebo, bemitil (0.5 g), bromantane (0.25 g) or bemitil (0.5 g) combined with bromantane (0.25 g). Bromantane (0.25 g) or bemitil (0.5 g) combined with bromantane (0.25 g) were proved to be the most effective method to increase stability of the human body against co-action of carbon dioxide and heating microclimate.

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Experimental rationale for the use of drugs to increase the resistance of the human body to the combined action of carbon monoxide and hyperthermia