CARDIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME
https://doi.org/10.14412/1995-4484-2011-60
Abstract
Objective: to identify the capacities of a Cardiovisor-06C device in the diagnosis of the cardiological aspects of the joint hypermobility syndrome (JHMS).
Subjects and methods. The study covered 12 students with JHMS. All the respondents were examined using a Cardiovisor-06C device. Results. All the students were found to have deviations from the normal integral indicators: Myocardium, Rhythm, Pulse, Specification code, as well as some electrocardiogram indicators: the durations of P-Q and Q-T intervals and P wave. Conclusion. The early and preclinical manifestations of possible heart abnormalities in the JHMS can be detected by a Cardiovisor-06C device.
Subjects and methods. The study covered 12 students with JHMS. All the respondents were examined using a Cardiovisor-06C device. Results. All the students were found to have deviations from the normal integral indicators: Myocardium, Rhythm, Pulse, Specification code, as well as some electrocardiogram indicators: the durations of P-Q and Q-T intervals and P wave. Conclusion. The early and preclinical manifestations of possible heart abnormalities in the JHMS can be detected by a Cardiovisor-06C device.
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For citations:
Esina E.Yu., Zuikova A.A., Bolysheva O.E. CARDIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF THE JOINT HYPERMOBILITY SYNDROME. Rheumatology Science and Practice. 2011;49(4):40-43. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.14412/1995-4484-2011-60
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