Published June 9, 2022 | Version v1

DISORDERS OF MOTOR SYSTEM AND ATTENTION OF PERMANENTLY RESIDING ADOLESCENTS IN ANTHROPOGENICALLY POLLUTED REGIONS OF GEORGIA

  • 1. Centre for Mental Health and Prevention of Addiction
  • 2. Georgian State Teaching University of Physical Education and Sports
  • 3. Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University

Description

In Georgian important cities and regions (Batumi, Kutaisi, Tbilisi, Rustavi, Marneuli) the level of xenobiotics in young people’s blood is ≥5.0 mcg/dl. But by young people who permanently resided in high contaminated with xenobiotic regions the level in blood is marked higher then ≤10.0 mcg/dl. The aim of the work was to determine of visual-motor and visual-spatial evidence development by young people permanently resided in anthropogenic contaminated regions with xenobiotic and find correlation between the age (the range is 19-22 years) and level of xenobiotics in blood: the range of Pl ≥5.0 mcg/dl in I study group and ≤10.0 mcg/dl in II study group. Control group has no xenobiotics in blood. Luria-Christensen neuropsychological and visual-motor and visual-spatial evidence by WBAVMA methods are used. According to our results we have concluded the correlation between constantly resided in anthropogenic contaminated regions young people’s age and level of xenobiotics in blood. 

Notes

The Conference is organized by the Faculty of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation of the Georgian State Teaching University of Physical Education and Sports.

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