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Information × Registration Number 0210U007049, 0105U002989 , R & D reports Title Changes of vegetative regulation of heart activity in internal organs' diseases. popup.stage_title Head Кolchin Yuri Nikolayevich, Registration Date 23-07-2010 Organization Lugansk state medikal uneversity popup.description2 Research of heart rate variability (HRV) at the defeat of heart for patients at the different internal diseases and for the sportsmen of high qualification with exactness reflects the state of regulator processes of cardiac rhythm, which gives necessary information for high-quality diagnostics, estimation of efficiency of leadthrough of cardiac therapy and prognostication of the course of disease. The features of changes of HRV for a day long at heavy physical exertions in a state of rest and after functional tests were found out. Indexes of HRV for patients with the rheumatoid defeat of heart, and also interdependence of indexes of systolic and diastolic function of heart with the indexes of HRV for patients with rheumatoid defeat of heart were examined. Intercommunication of changes of parameters of HRV with localization and in depth defeat at the myocardial infarction (MI), by function of the left ventricle, presence of ventricle arrhythmias, and similarly with the result of the stationary stage of physical rehabilitation in a sharp period the MI dependence of dynamics of parameters of HRV on a result and rate of the program of physical rehabilitation which is conducted in the different terms of stationary treatment for patients with MI. were found. HRV is investigated in patients with a thyrotoxic heart (TH) for diagnostics and monitoring of vegetative dysregulation of cardiac activity in dependence on the presence of secondary arterial hypertension. The criteria of setting of individual doses of b-blockers in complex therapy of TH on the basis of the using of parameters of HRV were made. Product Description popup.authors Зєнін М.Ф. Колчін Ю.М. Матюхін П.В. Сіротін В.І. Шупер В.О. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close