No 65 (2011)
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
5-11 112
Abstract
To assess the clinical effect of long-term subcutaneous ECG monitoring in management of patients after catheter ablation due to atrial fibrillation, 290patients 47.4±1.8years (men: 79.3%) were examined.
12-18 3205
Abstract
To study earliest alterations of myocardial contraction in patients with ventricular arrhythmias, 64patients (31 men and33 women) aged39.62±15.22years (16 70years) with VE of Grades II Vaccording to classification by Lown-Wolff-Ryan were examined.
I. G. Stenin,
A. B. Romanov,
V. V. Shabanov,
D. A. Elesin,
A. A. Yakubov,
D. V. Losik,
A. N. Turov,
O. V. Starosotnikova,
E. A. Pokushalov
19-24 190
Abstract
To assess effectiveness of anatomic modification of ganglion plexuses of the left atrium as an isolated procedure as well as in combination with isolation of the pulmonary vein ostia in the case of the arrhythmia recurrence, 178 patients (142 men, 36 women) aged 56±7 years with long-lasting persistent atrial fibrillation were examined.
M. V. Gordeeva,
O. E. Veleslavova,
M. A. Baturova,
A. Yu. Rylov,
G. P. Lavrentyuk,
P. G. Platonov,
Yu. V. Shubik
25-32 293
Abstract
To assess causes of sudden non-violent death in young adults aged 14 35 years deceased in 2009 in St. Petersburg, Russia, an analysis of538 reports of medicolegal autopsy, including the data of organometry and morphometry, histological and toxicological assessments, was made.
33-38 242
Abstract
To assess early and late outcomes of extensive antrum isolation of pulmonary veins in comparison with radiofrequency ablation of autonomic ganglion plexuses using the anatomic technique, 69 patients, including 39 men (57%) and 30 women (43%) aged 56.2±8.8 years with persistent or “long-lasting persistent” atrial fibrillation, were examined and treated.
39-44 206
Abstract
To assess the information value of tilt-test in pediatric patients with the sinus node dysfunction and syncope, 88 children and adolescents aged 14±2.8 years (4 18 years) were examined, including 52patients with the sick sinus syndrome and 36 children free of cardiac arrhythmias.
A. E. Tyagunov,
M. V. Murman,
E. V. Petrova,
A. V. Rozanov,
M. M. Gasanov,
K. A. Rogov,
T. V. Nechay,
T. E. Tyagunova,
A. V. Sazhin,
A. M. Zhdanov
45-51 138
Abstract
To assess the possibility of a successful treatment of local suppurative complications in the pacemaker area without removal of the functioning pacemaker system, retrospective analysis of medical records for 56 patients and prospective study on 30 subjects were carried out.
52-57 118
Abstract
To study the potentiality of use of an extent of suppression of atrial ectopic activity as an accessory prediction factor of effectiveness of therapy of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation, 86patients aged 61±7years (47 men, 39 women) were examined.
REVIEWS
58-62 705
Abstract
The data are presented on epidemiology, age normal values of the PQ interval duration, clinical characteristics of patients, anatomic and physiological origins of the pre-excitation substrate, and types of tachycardias in the short PQ interval syndrome and phenomenon in children.
63-67 134
Abstract
The results of the trials on clinical and echocardiographic predictors of recurrence of atrial fibrillation and flutter after electric cardioversion are considered; the authors’ data are given.
CASE REPORTS
68-69 122
Abstract
A case report is presented of the left auricle perforation during the antrum isolation ofpulmonary veins in a patient with partial left-side aplasia of the pericardium.
70-73 113
Abstract
A case report is given of using stress-echocardiography in a patient with coronary artery disease and both systolic and diastolic dysfunction for prediction of response to cardiac resynchronization therapy.
GUIDELINE FOR PRACTITIONERS
74-79 138
Abstract
Up-to-date strategies of resuscitation in patients with life-threatening arrhythmias recommended by European Resuscitation Council in 2010 are considered; a case report of cardiopulmonary resuscitation conduct is presented.
NEWS
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ISSN 2658-7327 (Online)
