[The effect of geophysical and meteorological factors on the course of chronic obstructive lung diseases at a low-mountain altitude]. / Vliianie geofizicheskikh i meteorologicheskikh faktorov na techenie khronicheskikh obstruktivnykh zabolevanii legkikh v usloviiakh nizkogor'ia.

In the climate of north Kirghizia meteoropathologic reactions arise in patients with chronic obstructive bronchitis in the time of cold atmospheric front passing, are spastic, phasic, associated with pulmonary circulation and growing generalized bronchial obstruction. Prefrontal period (weather hypoxia) is meteoropathogenic for asthmatics who are responsive to geophysical disturbances influencing obstruction of the small bronchi.

[Characteristics of the conditions for the formation of meteoropathic effects of the atmosphere in the piedmont and midlands belts of Kirghizia]. / Osobennosti uslovii formirovaniia meteopaticheskikh éffektov atmosfery v nizkogornom i srednegornom poiasakh Kirgizii.

The underlying conditions of forming and probability of meteoropathologic effects have been analyzed for a 10-year period in low (650-950 m above the sea level) and medium-size mountains (1640 m above the sea level) of Kirghizia. These atmospheric effects were different in origin compared to European part of the Soviet Union. Being evaluated for frequency, meteoropathologic weather effects occur in medium-size mountains 2-3 times less frequently than in low mountains. Basic meteorological factors and partial oxygen density in the atmospheric air are more variable from day to day in the climate of low mountains of Kirghizia.