ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY CHANGES IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE DIPHTHERIC MYOCARDITIS

  • N.F. Shystval
  • V.P. Maliy
  • А.К. Polykchi
  • D.E. Ryspaeva
  • V.М. Dmitrenko
Keywords: diphtheric myocarditis, diagnostic, electrocardiography

Abstract

Electrocardiography changes in dynamics in 146 patients with diphtheritic myocarditis have been studied. The most often pathology was: sinus bradycardia for 48,7 %, sinus tachycardia for 32,3 %, atrial extrasystolia for 23,5 %, ventricular extrasystolia for 38,7 %, atrial Bouveret's disease for 9 %, ventricular Bouveret's disease for 5 %, atrioventricular blockage I degree - for 19 %, II degree - for 8,5 %, III degree - for 5,4 %, blockage of a dextral leg of a ventriculonector - for 13,2 %, left-hand leg - for 22,6 %. The blockage of the left-hand leg of a ventriculonector was accompanied by a cardiomegaly with considerable violations of hemodynamics. Electrocardiography investigation is a quite informative method in diagnostic of complications on the part of a cardiac muscle in patients with diphtheria.

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Shystval, N., Maliy, V., PolykchiА., Ryspaeva, D., & Dmitrenko, V. (1). ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY CHANGES IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE DIPHTHERIC MYOCARDITIS. The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Series "Medicine", (4), 81-83. Retrieved from https://periodicals.karazin.ua/medicine/article/view/7363
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No. 4 (2002)
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Clinical research

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