The analysis of the hyperventilation syndrome somatogenic impact in alternative survey-groups, which were differentiated by cardiological status

Voronin Nikita Igorevich, Kuznetsov Sergei Ivanovich, Kuznetsov Dmitry Sergeevich

The article presents data from an original study to assess the actual frequency of occurrence and significance in the formation of the severity of the somatic state of the body in three groups of subjects with different cardiac status - conventionally healthy young people, elderly patients with chronic heart failure and patients with unstable angina pectoris occurring against the background of type 2 diabetes mellitus. It was found that in all three groups the actual incidence of hyperventilation syndrome is higher than it was previously thought at the level of traditional ideas. In addition, its presence has somatic significance for subjects with any cardiac status, and it increases as the severity of involvement in the pathological process of the cardiovascular system increases. For conventionally healthy young people, it causes subclinical negative consequences, for patients with chronic heart failure - moderate clinically significant negative consequences, for patients with unstable angina pectoris associated with type 2 diabetes mellitus - pronounced clinical negative consequences in the form of worsening of the course and outcomes of the disease. The results obtained are distinguished by their novelty and practical significance, which makes it possible to recommend them for further consideration in the practice of specialists in the clinic of internal diseases.

Keywords:hyperventilation syndrome (HVS), conditionally healthy, chronic heart failure (CHF), unstable stenocardia, diabetes mellitus, somatic significance