Dynamics of the levels of cardiospecific markers in the blood of experimental animals with modeled myocardial necrosis during different periods of readaptation

Introduction. Analysis of biomedical aspects of the development of high-altitude pathology includes the concept of "readaptation" that has recently become a matter of scientific interest. Readaptation is the process of reverse adaptation of the structure and function of the human or animal body to the conditions of the external environment, aimed at maintaining the relative constancy of the internal environment of the body - homeostasis. This article is devoted to the study of the course of myocardial necrosis at different periods of readaptation to low mountain conditions after 3 and 30 days of staying in high mountain conditions.