Specific features of somatometric indicators and vegetative regulation in pregnant women of the Middle Ob'

The somatometric study of women, who migrated to the Middle Ob region, and their newborns may reflect the quality of adaptation to the adverse climatic conditions of the north regions in the process of physiological pregnancy. The aim of the study was a comprehensive assessment of the somatometric body parameters, and of the heart rate variability functional parameters for women who moved to the territory of the Middle Ob region, and also of the weight and growth parameters for infants. Weight gain during pregnancy was estimated. Obtained results were then subjected to statistical analysis in Statistica of 10 program. Variable distribution estimation in the sample was made using the Shapiro-Wilk test. The differences between two unrelated samples were analyzed with the Mann-Whitney test, and between three or more unrelated samples - with the Kruskal-Wallis criterion. The significance of differences was confirmed when p