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Effects of aminalon, fenibut, and picamilon on the typological parameters of cerebral hemodynamics in swimmers with dysadaptation syndrome

Likhodeev VA, Spasov AA, Isupov IB, Mandrikov VB · 2009 · Eksperimental'naia i klinicheskaia farmakologiia 72(4). PMID 19803364

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What does this source report?

Four-week comparisons of Aminalon, Phenibut and Picamilon assessed cerebral circulation after warm-up. Responses varied by hemodynamic subtype; the Picamilon hypokinetic subgroup was an exception to the reported venous-outflow pattern.

Population and setting: Swimmers with dysadaptation syndrome
Evidence type: Human comparative study
Preparation: See the original report; formulation details require verification.
Source language: Russian; English abstract
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Full methods and risk of bias have not been appraised.
These findings do not establish long-term, combination or hazardous-work safety.
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Recorded source-check date: 2026-09-30. This date does not imply a completed systematic review.

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Original source: Likhodeev VA, Spasov AA, Isupov IB, Mandrikov VB. Effects of aminalon, fenibut, and picamilon on the typological parameters of cerebral hemodynamics in swimmers with dysadaptation syndrome Eksperimental'naia i klinicheskaia farmakologiia 72(4). PMID 19803364 2009.

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Related compound profiles

Picamilon

A synthetic nicotinoyl-GABA compound connecting Soviet cerebrovascular pharmacology with later swimmer, clinical and occupational research. Shustov lists it as an alternative in a proposed mental-work framework; no Picamilon shipboard trial is established here.

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