Chronic diffuse liver disease of non - viral etiology in military personnel exposed to adverse military professional factors

The article presents data on the prevalence and structure of chronic diffuse liver diseases of non - viral etiology among military personnel whose service is associated with adverse military - professional factors. It was found that the frequency of these diseases in the group of military personnel of the radio engineering troops was 77.3%, among those engaged in diving and pressure chamber descents, 65.9%, among pilots of the Aerospace Forces of Russia 62.8%, in the group without an adverse military - professional factors - 69.5%. The most significant number of people with chronic non - viral liver pathology in the group of military personnel of the radio engineering troops is probably due not only to their low level of physical activity and higher body mass index but also to the influence of a microwave field that can enhance the damaging effect of lipid peroxidation.

military personnel, unfavorable military-professional factors, chronic diffuse liver diseases of non-viral etiology