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International Journal of Science Annals, Vol. 3, No. 1, 2020

                         SOCIAL AND BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES. Rehabilitation

            ORIGINAL RESEARCH

                            Sensorimotor Criteria for the Formation of the Autonomic

                                  Overstrain of the Athletes’ Cardiovascular System



             Authors’ Contribution:                Romanchuk O. P.    1 ABCDG , Guzii O. V. 2 BDFG
             A – Study design;
             B – Data collection;     1  Odesa Medical Institute of International Humanitarian University, Ukraine
             C – Statistical analysis;   2  Ivan Boberskiy Lviv State University of Physical Culture, Ukraine
             D – Data interpretation;
             E – Manuscript preparation;
             F – Literature search;
             G – Funds collection     Received: 25.05.2020; Accepted: 17.06.2020; Published: 30.06.2020

                                      Abstract
                      Background and   Determination of sensorimotor function is an important area of psychophysiological
                        Aim of Study:   features study of the athletes’ body, which are essential for the analysis of cognitive
                                       processes,  assessment  of  the  central  nervous  system  functional  state,  sensory
                                       sensitivity, development of motor skills, psychophysiological and neurophysiological
                                       parameters of brain.
                                       The aim of the study:  to define the changes of indexes of the central regulation of
                                       sensorimotor  function of  highly  skilled  sportsmen  at  forming  of  the  cardiovascular
                                       system overstrain.

                Material and Methods:  On  results  research  of  the  cardiovascular  system  with  the  use  of
                                      spiroarteriocardiorhythmography  before,  after  load  and  a  next  morning  in  19
                                      sportsmen of men, which the overstrains of the cardiovascular system was forming,
                                      were determine: at 10 – on a sympathetic type, at 9 – on a parasympathetic type. In
                                      parallel  was  determination  of  index  of  switching  of  central  settings  (SCS)  which
                                      received from data of research of the sensorimotor system with the use of device the
                                      “Computer motion meter”.

                             Results:   Right after intensive physical activity the meaningful acceleration of SCSl (p<0.05) and
                                       meaningful deceleration of SCSr (p<0.05) is marked at an overstrain on a sympathetic
                                       type, and also meaningful deceleration of SCSl (p<0.05) and meaningful acceleration
                                       of SCSr (p<0.01) at an overstrain on a parasympathetic type. In the period of recovery
                                       deceleration of SCSl and SCSr (p<0.05) at a sympathetic overstrain, and also stability
                                       of index of SCSl by comparison to afterload and meaningful dynamics of SCSr (p<0.05)
                                       is marked at a parasympathetic overstrain.

                         Conclusions:   At  a  sympathetic  and  parasympathetic  overstrain  the  characteristic  asymmetric
                                       changes  of  indexes  of  SCS  that  can  testify  to  the  primary  flow  of  ergotrophic  and
                                       trophotrophic processes in the organism of sportsmen are marked.

                           Keywords:   sensorimotor regulating, overstrain of the cardiovascular system, sportsmen, physical
                                       load, sympathetic and parasympathetic overstrains

                           Copyright:   © 2020 Romanchuk O. P., Guzii O. V. Published by Archives of International Journal
                                       of Science Annals

                        DOI and UDC    DOI 10.26697/ijsa.2020.1.6; UDC 615.825:612.176

                   Conflict of interests:  The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests

                         Peer review:   Double-blind review
                    Source of support:   This research did not receive any outside funding or support
                    Information about  Romanchuk Olexander Petrovych – https://orcid.org/0000-0001-6592-2573; Doctor
                          the authors:  of  Medical  Sciences,  Professor,  International  Humanitarian  University;  Odesa,
                                      Ukraine.
                                      Guzii Oksana Volodymyrivna (Corresponding Author) – https://orcid.org/0000-0001-
                                      5420-8526;  [email protected];  Doctor  of  Philosophy  in  Physical  Education  and
                                      Sport, Associate Professor, Ivan Boberskiy Lviv State University of Physical Culture;
                                      Lviv, Ukraine.

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