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Current Trends in Cardiology | Volume: 03

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WORLD HEART CONGRESS

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6

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International Congress on

CARDIOLOGY AND CARDIAC SURGERY

December 02-03, Dubai, UAE

Joint event on

Curr Trend Cardiol, Volume: 03

The evaluation of left atrium as a heart failure evolution predictor in patients with

Arterial Hypertension

Huseynova K Q, Ibrahimov F S, Shahhuseynov S H, Sadichova M N

Ministry of Health of Azerbaijan Republic, Azerbaijan

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bout 50 Arterial Hypertension patients with developed

Heart Failure were examined: left atrium ECG and

Echocardiogram changes were estimated comparatively

in dynamics. It is well known, that in patients with Arterial

Hypertension developed changes of the Left Ventricle End-

Diastolic pressure manifest not only in the Left Ventricle

but in Left Atrium also. So that diastolic dysfunction and

systolic dysfunction both increase the loading of the Left

Atrium. By the cause of the Left Atrium muscle weakness

comparatively with Left Ventricle muscle, it manifests firstly

by functional and structure disturbances of the Left Atrium.

We investigated these disturbances in patients with Arterial

Hypertension by evaluation of their Electrocardiogram and

Echocardiogram indices in dynamics. Ongoing research

comparing ECG and Echocardiogram changes gave us

the opportunity to reveal Left Atrium ECG disturbances

relatively earlier than Echocardiogram structural changes.

Many times when we revealed ECG signs of Left Atrium

enlargement and loading, we did not observe any changes of

the Echocardiogram indices at the early period. Performed

investigations in Arterial Hypertension patients with Heart

Failure give the possibility to observe appropriate ECG

changes firstly. These changes may be the early predictor

of the possible developing Heart Failure in such patients,

moreover itmakes possible an optimal Arterial Hypertension

management retarding and delaying the origin of the Heart

Failure.

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