In article the specified data about morfo-functional changes at women at the age of 39-45 years at regular employment by gymnastics in improving groups. It was observed positive changes of anthropometrical and functional indicators in relation to initial result.

This article describes the properties of the degradation of the surfaces of brittle and plastic-brittle materials belonging to marble, the characteristics of a crushing body, parameters of accelerated loading, and effects associated with the external environment in which grinding is performed. When applying to marble aggregates in mosaic coatings, primarily abrasive erosion occurs, and a large number of surfaces of cemented abrasive grains are removed through grinding binders, ie, the process of micro scratching.

Despite significant progress in the development of maxillofacial surgery, the issues of diagnostics, planning and treatment of patients with congenital and acquired deformities of the facial skeleton have not lost their relevance. It should also be noted that when analyzing the shape of the nose, we can distinguish such concepts as aesthetic disproportions and deformities of the back of the nose, nasal pyramid and end section. Aesthetic disproportion is an anatomical feature or combination of characteristics that distinguishes the nose of a particular person from the “ideal” model and is negatively evaluated by this person or others from the aesthetic point of view.

This study investigates the potential additional effect of surgical removal of omental fat on metabolic markers and body mass index (BMI) in early stage gynecologic malignancies. Omental fat, an active endocrine organ, has been implicated in the pathogenesis of metabolic disturbances and cancer progression. Leveraging a cohort of patients with early stage gynecologic malignancies undergoing omentectomy, this research examines changes in metabolic markers, including glucose, insulin, lipid profiles, and BMI, following surgical intervention. The study employs preoperative and postoperative assessments, enabling a comparative analysis of metabolic outcomes. The findings offer insights into the complex interplay between omental fat, metabolic alterations, and cancer, potentially guiding therapeutic approaches aimed at optimizing metabolic health in gynecologic malignancy patients.