INDICATIONS TO THE PERFORMANCE OF LABORATORY CARDIOLOGIC DISORDER DIAGNOSTICS

Typically, laboratory diagnostics is employed to assess the following pathological conditions:

• acute myocardial infarction;
• atherosclerosis and dyslypoproteidemia;
• inflammatory activity (bacterial endocarditis, myocarditis and pericarditis);
• rheumatic fever activity (including cases that involve patients affected by acquired heart diseases that train it by using cardio exercisers);
• blood clotting and platelet-vascular blood stasis disorders;
• disseminated intravascular coagulation syndrome;
• carbohydrate and purin metabolism disorders;
• diagnosis of mixed connective tissue disorders, etc.

DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY STUDIES IN CASES OF CARDIOLOGY DISORDERS PROVIDED BY THE RCMC

• Thyroid gland examination. Thyroid gland is the largest endocrine organ of the human body. Deviation of properties of blood thyroid hormones generated by the thyroid gland from the norm increases the hazard of atrial fibrillation.
• Osteoporosis diagnosis. Persons affected by cardiovascular disorders are exposed to a higher risk of bone mass loss, and are prone to fractures. It has also been proven that low bone density is related to higher morbidity due to cardiovascular events.
• Anemia diagnosis. Anemia is frequently encountered in the patients affected by pathologies of the cardiovascular system. Under the conditions of total oxygen deprivation caused by insufficiently saturated blood, the heart has to work harder to provide the body with oxygen. Because of this, anemia causes the condition of the cardiovascular system to degrade swiftly resulting in arrhythmia, palpitation, arterial pressure spikes and cardiac insufficiency. Larger volumes of pumped blood may also affect the status of blood vessels that degrade and become less elastic.
• Diabetes mellitus. Diabetes mellitus affects blood stream adversely throughout its entire length. This is a unique feature of the disorder. The primary causes of deaths associated with the disease are cardiovascular disorders, myocardial infarctions and cardiac insufficiency.
• The Cardio-Risk study. This is used for provisional laboratory diagnostics of the cardiovascular system disorders and for ongoing monitoring of patients that are affected by a higher risk of a cardiovascular pathology.

HOW TO PASS DIAGNOSTIC LABORATORY TESTS IN THE RCMC

1. At the registry office, sign a contract for the provision of paid services (if there is a referral from a doctor, show it to the medical registrar)
2. Pay the invoice at the cash desk of the RCMC or or via ЕРИП (SSIS: Single Settlement and Information Space)
3. Take tests.

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