Authors

  • Nigora Burxonova
  • Alisher Aliyev
  • Ro'zimurod Mahamadiyev

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.71337/inlibrary.uz.science-research.65445

Keywords:

Every year up to 18 million people worldwide die from cardiovascular disease. Sudden death from its cessation occurs in half of them mainly in men aged 35-50.

Abstract

The manifestations of the disease are individual. It all depends on which part of the heart's conduction system or muscle tissue is affected, which area is the source of heart contractions, and how the rhythm changes. Some types of arrhythmia have almost no effect on health and can only cause temporary discomfort, while others cause dangerous complications, the most serious of which is cardiac arrest.

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ORIGIN, DIAGNOSIS AND PREVENTION OF ARRHYTHMIAS

¹Burxonova Nigora

²Aliyev Alisher

³Mahamadiyev Ro'zimurod

¹'²'³Samarkand State Medical University, DKTF, Department of Internal Medicine, Cardiology

and Functional Diagnostics, 2nd year clinical residents.

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14864360

Introduction

The manifestations of the disease are individual. It all depends on which part of the heart's

conduction system or muscle tissue is affected, which area is the source of heart contractions, and

how the rhythm changes. Some types of arrhythmia have almost no effect on health and can only

cause temporary discomfort, while others cause dangerous complications, the most serious of

which is cardiac arrest.

Every year, up to 18 million people worldwide die from cardiovascular disease. Sudden

death from its cessation occurs in half of them, mainly in men aged 35-50.

If the disease were detected in time, the largest proportion of these deaths could be

prevented. However, this is not simple, because in some cases the disorders do not manifest

themselves in any way. People who are overweight, have diabetes, hypertension and high blood

cholesterol should be especially vigilant.

In the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems,

Tenth Revision (ICD-10), arrhythmia is classified under several codes in Chapter IX, Diseases of

the Circulatory System.

Research methods and materials

arrhythmia associated with congenital anomalies and developmental defects;

arrhythmia associated with structural and functional changes in the heart as a result of

inflammatory diseases, injuries, valve damage, cardiomyopathy, ischemic heart disease;

arrhythmia that occurs against the background of diseases of other organs or taking

medications;

Idiopathic arrhythmia - a change in heart rhythm that occurs for unknown reasons.

Depending on the variation in heart rate, arrhythmia is divided into two types:

bradycardia - slow rhythm, heart rate less than 60 beats per minute;


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Tachycardia - an accelerated rhythm, the frequency of which is more than 100 times per

minute.

At the same time, irregular and irregular contractions of the heart muscle (fibrillation) or

extra beats (extrasystole) are more common, which can lead to a partial or complete interruption

of the heart's contractions (blockade).

Depending on the location of the source of the abnormal rhythm that disrupts the heartbeat,

there are supraventricular arrhythmias, which are located in the atria or atrioventricular node, and

ventricular arrhythmias, which are located in the ventricles of the heart.

Research results:

Electrolyte and metabolic disorders that often cause arrhythmias include: hypo- or

hyperkalemia - low or high levels of potassium in the blood; hypomagnesemia - low magnesium

levels; hypocalcemia - low calcium levels; acidosis or alkalosis - serious disturbances in the pH

level of the blood.

Doctors and scientists cannot explain the origin of some arrhythmias; such diseases are

called idiopathic;

"Idiopathic" is a medical term used by doctors to describe diseases for which the exact

cause cannot be explained.

Summary

: Holter monitoring is an ECG that records the heart's rhythm throughout the

day. For this, electrodes are attached to the person's chest and a portable sensor is worn on the belt,

which records heart activity throughout the day. In this case, the patient records the time of

physical activity, sleep, food intake or medication in a special diary. This study helps to detect

attacks of arrhythmia that are difficult to catch with a regular ECG and to identify their trigger.

Echocardiography, or ultrasound of the heart, allows the doctor to assess the condition of

the heart muscle and identify any structural and functional changes in it.

Exercise tests, or stress tests, are used to diagnose rhythm disorders that occur only during

physical exertion. To do this, the person is connected to an ECG and asked to run on a treadmill

or pedal on an exercise bike to assess how the heart responds to the load.

An electrophysiological study (EPS) can detect serious heart rhythm disturbances. It is an

invasive procedure that can only be performed in a hospital setting under general anesthesia.

During the classic test, a doctor inserts a thin tube into a vein in the arm, armpit, or neck and

threads it through the large blood vessels to the heart. The tube is equipped with a camera to record

an electrocardiogram from inside, which allows the exact location of the disturbances to be

determined.


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