Jian SHEN, Xin ZHANG, Henan LIU, et al. Rhabdomyolysis and related organ damage in new recruits during military training under high temperature and humidity environment[J]. Journal of Army Medical University, 2024, 46(10): 1063-1067.
DOI:
Jian SHEN, Xin ZHANG, Henan LIU, et al. Rhabdomyolysis and related organ damage in new recruits during military training under high temperature and humidity environment[J]. Journal of Army Medical University, 2024, 46(10): 1063-1067. DOI: 10.16016/j.2097-0927.202302047.
Rhabdomyolysis and related organ damage in new recruits during military training under high temperature and humidity environment
To explore the possibility of rhabdomyolysis and related organ damage in new recruits training in high temperature and high humidity environment by comparing the effects of different training environments on the laboratory indicators and electrocardiogram.
Methods
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A total of 250 new recruits from a unit in Beijing and another 250 ones from a unit in Hainan were recruited and assigned into conventional environment group and high temperature and high humidity environment group
respectively. All of them were male
with an average age of 21.36±2.59 years. Before and in 4 weeks after training in the same subjects
their general information
blood and urine indicators
and electrocardiogram were collected. All data were statistically analyzed.
Results
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The incidences of inflammatory reaction
myocardial injury
muscle injury
liver injury
and kidney injury were 45.76%
3.39%
12.71%
25.42%
and 12.71%
respectively
in the high temperature and high humidity environment group
which were all significantly higher than those in the conventional environment group (
P
<
0.05). The former group had an incidence rate of 6.78%
5.93%
8.47%
6.78%
and 2.54%
respectively
in sinus bradycardia
atrial premature beats
unspecific ST-T changes
left ventricular hypertension and short PR interval
and all of the rates were higher than those of the conventional environment group (
P
<
0.05).
Conclusion
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The incidences of inflammatory reaction
myocardial injury
muscle injury
liver injury
kidney injury
and ECG abnormalities are more common in new recruits after military training in high temperature and high humidity environment.
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