[Interpretation of the kinetocardiogram of the right heart].
Degtiarev Va, A Ia Kormer, Rogov Va, Tolpekin Ve, Tsyganov Lp
Abstract
Degtiarev Va, A Ia Kormer, Rogov Va, Tolpekin Ve, Tsyganov Lp
Abstract
On the basis of ultrasonic Doppler valvulocardiography of 20 healthy men and catheterization of the right heart of 15 patients with acute large-focal myocardial infarction, the development of elements of the right kinetocardiograms (KCGr) is explored. Comparison of kinetocardiograms of the right heart with ultrasonic and catheterization data has demonstrated that KCGr can be used to examine right heart contractions of cosmonauts and pilots in flight and on the ground as well as of patients to diagnose pathologies of the right compartments of the heart.
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On the basis of ultrasonic Doppler valvulocardiography of 20 healthy men and catheterization of the right heart of 15 patients with acute large-focal myocardial infarction, the development of elements of the right kinetocardiograms (KCGr) is explored. Comparison of kinetocardiograms of the right heart with ultrasonic and catheterization data has demonstrated that KCGr can be used to examine right heart contractions of cosmonauts and pilots in flight and on the ground as well as of patients to diagnose pathologies of the right compartments of the heart.
Key concepts: Right heart catheterization, Right heart, Medicine, Cardiology, Myocardial infarction, Internal medicine, Ultrasonic sensor, Radiology