Experimental study of combined effect of health hazards associated with plasma technology

Complex experimental studies enabled to differentiate character and degree of homoitherm body changes under isolated and combined exposure to hazards associated with plasma technology. Findings are that combined exposure to hazards induces in homoitherm body severe morpho-functional changes: compromised bioenergetic processes in myocardium, microcirculatory disorders in brain and subcutaneous connective tissue, increased morpho-functional activity of spongiocytes in adrenal cortex; higher number of dark mastocytes and their depressed degranulation. When isolated, each of the factors caused not all the complex of disorders, and the changes registered were less marked. Inflammatory and dystrophic changes appeared to occur in stages involving respiratory tract of workers using plasma technologies.