ECONOMY-CLASS SYNDROME AND DEEP VESSEL THROMBOSIS: MEDICAL ANALYSIS OF LOW MOBILITY

This article analyzes the medical impact of hypodynamia and prolonged immobilization on hemodynamic parameters. In particular, it provides a comprehensive study of 'economy class syndrome' and its role in the etiology of deep vein thrombosis, a pressing issue in modern society. The paper details the pathophysiological mechanisms of hemostatic disorders, the clinical manifestations of the disease, and evidence-based preventive measures against life-threatening complications, specifically pulmonary embolism.