EDITORIAL
Since 2003 there is a decline of cardiovascular (CVD) mortality of the RF, that established in 2006 in women and in men. From 2003 to 2013 y. total coefficient of cardiovascular mortality (number of died per 100 thousand of population) decreased by 25% (698,1 vs. 927,5), although still it is higher than in the beginning of the nineties (621,0 per 100 thous. of population in 1991 y.). The significant differences in RG regions are noted by the values of morbidity and mortality from CVD. For the period 2006-2013 y. the standardized value of mortality from coronary heart disease (CHD) in Moscow decreased by 35,7% that is 1,5 more than in RF and 1,3 more higher than in St-Petersburg, and 2,6 times more than in Moscow region. In 2012 the value of the suspected life duration (SLD) of Moscow citizens was 76,0 y. (mean in Russia — 70,0 y), and just 4 years is the gap between then and EU citizens. In 2013 SLD in Moscow reached 72,3 y. Significantly lower values of mortality from CVD and higher values of SLD can be explained by higher socio-economic level, higher psychological endurance and better availability of psychological (psychotherapeutic) help, higher level of fish, fruits and berries consumption, better availability of outpatient and high technology medical care for Moscow citizens.
MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
Aim. To study the parameters of long term survival of patients with myocardial infarction (MI), complicated with cardiogenic shock (CS) and the main medical and social factor influencing survival rate. Material and methods. The patients included in the study were treated in Kemerovo Cardiological dispensary in 2006-2011 yy. Number of patients was 6462, of those with cardiogenic shock — 493. Statistics was done with the standard licensed software "Statistica 6.0". For survival estimation we used the methods of tables construction on life duration and multiplying Kaplan-Meier marks. Results. During 2006-2011 yy. CS developed in 7,6%. Among patients more prevalent were older and retired ages, the comorbidity level was high (anamesis of MI and stroke, diabetes and chronic obstructive lung disease). Annual survival rate in CS was 9,6%, triannual — 7,9%.
Conclusion. Long term survival rate is negatively correlated with the age and does not depend on the patients' gender. Retired and older age, disability, anamnesis of MI, significant aortic stenosis, prominent chronic heart failure, multivessel coronary disease are associated with lower long-term survival rate. Reperfusion therapy by percutaneous intervention, the use of intraaortal balloon contrapulsation and renal replacement therapy in the complex CS therapy significantly improve long term survival of patients.
Aim. To study the results of various revascularization strategies in ST elevation myocardial infarction patients (STEMI) and multivessel disease (MD) according to the severity of coronary lesion by SYNTAX score. Material and methods. Totally 327 patients included with STEMI and MD, undergoing primary percutaneous intervention (PCI). Patients were distributed into 2 groups: (1) multivessel disease and stenting (MS) in PCI (n=91); (2) staged revascularization (SR) (n=236); Each group was then divided into 2 subgroups according to the severity of coronary lesion by SYNTAX (SYNergy between PCI with TAXUS and cardiac surgery): SYNTAX <22 points и SYNTAX >23 points. The endpoints were significant adverse cardiovascular events (ACE). Results. During 12 months of follow-up the worse results are shown in revascularization of patients with the SYNTAX severity >23 points, reached statistically significant differences in groups of patients as with staged revascularization, as the cohort of patients selected for MS.
Conclusion. The SYNTAX score can be successfully applied not only for patients with stable ischemic heart disease, but in STEMI too. It is shown that the highest risk of ACE development during one year after primary PCI is in the patients with SYNTAX >23 who undergo staged PCI.
Aim. To compare the efficacy of infusion and traditional pharmacological correction of carbohydrate metabolism in acute period of myocardial infarction (MI) in patients with diabetes 2nd type (DM2), to assess the intensiveness of oxidative stress and free fatty acids level in the groups of patients included. Material and methods. Totally 92 patients included with MI, of those 52 with DM2. Anamnesis of DM2 and glycemia level >10 mmol/L were randomized into I group (n=26) with intravenous infusion insulin therapy (IIT) and intensive glycemia control (IGC) by the protocol developed. Into II group we randomized 26 patients with traditional DM2 therapy that could include insulin too. IIT protocol in MI in DM2 patients was aimed to reach the exact glycemia level during exact time period with intravenous insulin load. During the 1st day target values of glucose were 10-7,8 mmol/L, for 2nd and 3rd days <8,3 mmol/L, from 4th day the standard criteria of the disease compensation were used. Results. Comparison of IIT and traditional approach effectiveness showed that IIT makes better the in-hospital clinical outcomes at earlier stages of MI in DM2.
CORONARY HEART DISEASE
Aim. To analyze a dispersion of high density lipoproteid (HDL) particles in patients with coronary atherosclerosis and to find out whether there is a relation of HDL subfractional specifics and severity of coronary lesion. Material and methods. Totally 130 patients included (M/F 84/46) 30-80 y.o. (mean age 61, 1 ±9,9 y.o.), who underwent coronary arteriography. Subfractional spectrum of HDL was assessed by "Lipoprint System" (Quantimetrix Lipoprint System, US). Results. Patients were selected into 3 groups according to Gensini score: 1 group (n=40) — coronary lesion 0-20% — no clinical signs of coronary heart disease (0 points); 2 group (n=40) — moderate lesion 21-70% (1-34 points); 3 group (n=50) — significant lesion (>35 points; 35-176). Patients of the 2 and 3 groups comparing to those without coronary atherosclerosis (1 group) had lower levels of cholesterol (C); C of low density lipoproteids (LDL), apoliporotein (apo) AI and apo B, and the level of HDL-C and triglycerides, carbohydrate metabolism parameters (glucose level, insulin and insulin resistance index) and hi- sensitivity C-reactive protein did not differ in three groups, and had higher portion of smaller dense HDL and intermediate HDL, and less amount of large HDL. The differences in HDL dispersion among 2 and 3 groups patients were not found.
Conclusion. A pattern of HDL dispersion, i.e. the higher relative amount of smaller dense particles of HDL and less amount of larger HDL is associated with coronary arteries lesion. Shift in subfractional spectrum of HDL to the side of potentially proatherogenic HDL particles can be found in patients even at earlier stages of atherosclerosis.
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