Abstract
This paper is devoted to a study of the vasospastic and atherogenic effects of
nicotine. One hundred twenty students were examined, half of which had been
smokers for more than two years. Telethermography, ultrasound dopplerography,
and duplex scanning were carried out on volunteers. It is shown that smoking has
distinct vasospastic and atherogenetic effects. This article also discusses the
prospects of a more extensive two-stage catamnestic investigation.
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