[HEMODYNAMIC CHILDREN WITH ISOLATED ANOMALOUS CHORDS OF THE LEFT VENTRICLE DEPENDING ON LOCATION AND QUANTITY].

Likars'ka sprava Pub Date : 2015-07-01
V G Kondrashova
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Abstract

A total of 156 children group (children born to parents exposed to the Chernobyl disaster), in which, according to Doppler echocardiography, revealed isolated abnormal chords of the left ventricle (AHLV). Analysis of morphometric parameters and central hemodynamics conducted according to the localization AHLV. Found that concomitant localization AHLV at the threshold of the number of the most influencing change morphoinetric indicators and central hemodynamics. Condition of systemic circulation indicates a decline in their adaptive capacity of the cardiovascular system due to changes in the dynamics and power of the heartbeat. The decrease in stroke volume, stroke and cardiac index suggests hypokinetic type of organization of central hemodynamics, which can be considered an early sign of stress features of the heart and blood vessels. In this subgroup of children revealed significant changes in transmitral flow, indicating the initiation they have diastolic dysfunc tion. When the number of prethreshold AHLV most pronounced changes were found in the middle of their localization. Almost a third of children in this subgroup with individual assessment also revealed signs of initiation of diastolic dysfunction.

[孤立性左心室异常弦的血流动力学患儿,取决于位置和数量]。
共有156名儿童组(父母所生的儿童暴露于切尔诺贝利灾难),其中,根据多普勒超声心动图显示孤立的左心室(AHLV)异常。根据AHLV定位进行形态学参数和中心血流动力学分析。发现同时定位AHLV的阈值对形态学指标和中枢血流动力学的改变影响最大。体循环状况表明,由于心跳的动力和力量的变化,心血管系统的适应能力下降。卒中容量、卒中和心脏指数的减少提示中央血流动力学组织的低运动型,这可以被认为是心脏和血管应激特征的早期征兆。在这个亚组中,儿童显示出明显的传递血流变化,表明他们开始有舒张功能障碍。当阈前AHLV数量发生变化时,最明显的变化发生在中间位置。在这个亚组中,几乎有三分之一的儿童在个体评估中也显示出舒张功能障碍开始的迹象。
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