Muromtsev O. The diagnosis of left ventricular failure in patients with gout and ischemic heart disease

Українська версія

Thesis for the degree of Candidate of Sciences (CSc)

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0400U001752

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  • 14.01.02 - Внутрішні хвороби

19-05-2000

Specialized Academic Board

К 29.600.01

Essay

The dissertatioon is devoted the study of the features of pathogenesis and clinical course of left ventricular failure in patients with gout and ischemic heart desease. The systolic and diastolic function has been assessed, the most informative echocardiographical parameters of left ventricle contractility has been developed, the values of dopplerographic speed parameters of the transmitral blood flow has been proved in preclinical diagnosis of left ventricular failure. The new diagnostic technology of that category of patients has been developed. The field of use is the practical therapy. The results of investigation has been instillated in hospitals work practice.

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