ВЗАИМОСВЯЗЬ АРТЕРИАЛЬНОЙ РИГИДНОСТИ С ВЫРАЖЕННОСТЬЮ СЕРДЕЧНО –  СОСУДИСТОГО РЕМОДЕЛИНГА У БОЛЬНЫХ ЭССЕНЦИАЛЬНОЙ ГИПЕРТЕНЗИЕЙ

J.A. Mamasaidov

doi:10.54890/.v3i3.1195

J.A. Mamasaidov

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54890/.v3i3.1195

Abstract

To investigate the relationship of arterial stiffness, primarily augmentation index, with the severity of cardiovascular remodeling.
Material and methods: The study involved 155 patients with EH aged 30-70 years. A physical examination, determination of biochemical parameters: glucose and creatinine and blood lipid (LDL, HDL and triglycerides), duplex scanning of carotid arteries, echocardiography, determination of arterial stiffness by pulse wave contour analysis.
Results: A relationship between the atherosclerosis carotid artery and arterial stiffness in patients with EH, particularly with the indicators AIx 75 and AIx, which are integral indicators of the impact of arterial stiffness in the central BP. At the same time the relationship AIx and other indicators of arterial stiffness with the presence of LVH by us has not been revealed.

Keywords:

essential hypertension, atherosclerosis, vascular stiffness, left ventricular hypertrophy.

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