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ISSN 2304-7232

Diagnostic value of measured hemodynamic parameters: cardiac output, minute…

The paper reviews the existing methods for hemodynamic parameters measurement, namely the Fick method, the thermodilution technique and the Cardiocode…

Activation therapy: theoretical and applied aspects

The paper presents a brief review on how some concepts on the organism general adaptational reactions developed, including their role…

General problems of metrology and indirect measuring in cardiology:…

This paper treats general problems of metrology and indirect measurement methods in cardiology. It is aimed at an identification of…

Part 3. Assessment of adaptation reactions in the participants…

The paper presents the results of the long-term medical & ecological investigations conducted during the experiment Mars-500. Methodology of conducting…

Effect of slow coronary flow on signal-averaged electrocardiogram

Published in No.13 November 2018

The slow flow coronary or decreased coronary TIMI flow rate is characterized by delayed pacification of coronary vessels in the absence of any evidence of obstruction coronary artery disease and is detected by coronary angiography. In the present study, we aimed to evaluate the effects of slow coronary artery flow on signal-averaged electrocardiogram (SAECG) as a possible indicator of increased risk for ventricular arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death.