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Characteristic of Hemopoetic Microelemental Status in Conditionally Healthy Elderly Men and Women Depending on the Age Range

Introduction: Hypomicroelementosis is currently a significant problem for modern haematology. Objective: The purpose of this study is to carry out a comparative analysis of hematopoietic trace elements iron, copper and zinc in apparently healthy elderly men and women, depending on the age range. Methods: For these purposes, all surveyed men and women living both in urban and rural conditions were divided into two age ranges surveyed up to and over 70 years. Results: The results of the analysis showed that there is no statistically significant difference between the indicators of blood haemoglobin and hematopoietic microelements iron, copper and zinc in the whole group of examined elderly men and the group of examined elderly men and examined elderly women in old age. Conclusion: The study did not reveal differences in the indices of hematopoietic microelements iron, copper, and zinc in the examined conditionally healthy urban and rural elderly men, depending on the conditions of permanent residence.