interrelations of the fraktalkin level and echocardi-oskopic indicators at the arterial hypertension, sten-ocardia tension and their combination

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Abstract
To reveal the interrelation between the level of the fraktalkin plasma and indicators of the dopplerechocardiography (ECHO-CS) were examined 135 patients with the arterial hypertension (AH), stenocardia tension (ST) and their combination (AH+ST). It was established the influence of the system of inflammation and giperfraktalkinemiya on the structure and a functional condition of the heart at the patients with the cardio-vascular pathology. During the isolated AH and ST there were observed interrelations of the weak force between the level of the fraktalkin and some indicators of ECHO-CS. During the combination of AH+ST there were observed the strong correlative interrelations of the level of fraktalkin with a number of the indicators of the ECHO-CS, which reflected with a condition of both the left, and the right heart sections and a condition of the pulmonary haemodynamic. So the correlative interrelation between the level of the fraktalkin and functional class of heart failure were observed.
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Authors ;D. S. Tarasochkina;E. A. Polunina;I. V. Sevostyanova;L. P. Voronina;B. I. Kantemirova
Journal regulation and governance
Year 2015
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10.25207/1608-6228-2015-4-119-123
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