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ORIGINAL RESEARCH Submitted: 4.12.2019; Accepted: 20.02.2020; Published online: 21.05.2020Effects produced by automatedplasmapheresis onmorphofunctional data oncardiovascular system performancein ischemic heart disease patientsYury E. Malchevsky 1 *, Aligeidar A. Ragimov 21Federal Research Center "Krasnoyarsk Science Center of theSiberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences",Research Institute for Medical Problems in the North (RIMPN)Russia, 660036, Krasnoyarsk, ul. Akademgorodok, 502I.M. Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University of theMinistry of Health of the Russian Federation(Sechenov University)Russia, 119435, Moscow, ul. Bolshaya Pirogovskaya, 2, str. 4*Corresponding author:e-mail: malchevskiyy@mail.ruAbstractWe have performed the study of the effects made by the automatedplasmapheresis application on ischemic heart diseaseclinical manifestations, echocardiographic indices and heart ratevariability in patients with exertional angina III-IV functional class.It has been found that the applied plasmapheresis method is capableto reduce the severity of the disease clinical manifestationsand improve the echocardiographic characteristics of the heart, inparticular, reduce the level of end-diastolic volume, and increaseejection fraction. The clinical effect is already apparent at the earlystages of the treatment and remains unchanged even after 6months thereof. Also revealed has been the normalization of heartrate variability, indicating a decreased activity of the sympatheticnervous system. It is concluded that the plasmapheresis methodcan be successfully used in practice by a wide range of hospitals,where patients with ischemic heart disease are monitored, includingthe ambulatory conditions.KeywordsExertional angina, Plasmapheresis, Echocardiography, Heartrate variability, Holter monitoringImprintYury E. Malchevsky, Aligeidar A. Ragimov. Effects produced byautomated plasmapheresis on morphofunctional data on car-diovascular system performance in ischemic heart disease patients.Cardiometry; Issue 16; May 2020; р.117-122; DOI: 10.12710/cardiometry.2020.16.117122; Available from: http://www.cardiometry.net/issues/no16-may-2020/complex-treatment-ofchronic-heart-failureIntroductionIt is well known that so far CVD and first of allischemic heart disease (IHD) remain the main causesof mortality of population in the Russian Federation[2]. In addition to the existing medication and a wideapplication of invasive methods for IHD treatment, forlast decades some methods of alternative treatmentshave being introduced into clinical practice for thissort of patients that includes the efferent therapy techniques[1, 3-5]. In this connection, we should mentionthat the problem of an adequate extracorporealassistance retains its topicality in the context of thecomplex treatment of ischemic heart disease becausethere are a number of factors as listed below: a highoccurrence rate of this pathology, the disease severity,some predictable complications, an increasing cohortof younger patients and resistance to medication dueto available metabolic disorders [2, 4, 12].One of the most pathogenetically substantiatedand, therefore, promising approaches to the treatmentof the patients with ischemic heart disease (IHD), inparticular exertional angina, is the use of plasmapheresis(PP). However, at the same time, there are onlysome fragmented single reports on capabilities of thisapproach, and there are no data on factors responsiblefor effects and determining efficacy of the plasmapheresismethod application; no works are available whichrelate to justification of the use of different modes ofPP application in CHF therapy.AimsThe aim is to study some effects produced by theautomated plasmapheresis (PP) technique on clinicalsigns in ischemic heart disease patients and on on instrumentallaboratory data on the cardiovascular systemperformanceMaterials and methodsThe study was carried out on the basis of the RussianInstitution for Medical Problems of the North Regionof the North Division of the Russian Academy of Med-Issue 16. May 2020 | Cardiometry | 117
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