Structural changes in the gastric mucosa and extraorganic arteries under the influence of hypokinesia

Currently, among the extreme environmental factors that affect the body, the limitation of motor activity is especially highlighted. To date, there is a fairly extensive literature devoted to the study of the mechanisms of action of hypokinesia, as well as the development of measures to prevent its harmful effects [1,2]. The cardiovascular system performs an integrating function in the body in close relationship with the nervous system. Diverse receptor adaptations of the vascular wall are directed to environmental factors and perceive a huge number of stimuli [3,4].