
Во Владивостоке врачи выявили у плода тяжелое нарушение сердечного ритма — более 270 ударов в минуту — и успешно провели внутриутробное лечение, нормализовав сердцебиение ребенка еще до рождения.
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Во время планового УЗИ у плода выявлено тяжелое нарушение сердечного ритма — тахикардия более 270 ударов в минуту, что указывает на раннее развитие сердечной недостаточности.
Во Владивостоке медики спасли ребенка с нарушением сердечного ритма еще до его рождения, в утробе матери. Об этом пишет vl.aif.ru.
В ходе планового УЗИ у плода россиянки нашли тяжелое нарушение сердечного ритма — сердце малыша билось с частотой более 270 ударов в минуту. Врачи диагностировали раннее развитие сердечной недостаточности.
В итоге женщину направили в краевой перинатальный центр. Там ей подобрали эффективную терапию — лекарства для нормализации сердечного ритма поступали малышу через организм матери. Спустя некоторое время беременную пациентку перевели в Москву. Там было установлено, что сердцебиение плода пришло в норму.
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После рождения ребенка потребуется наблюдение у кардиолога для исключения рецидива аритмии
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Cardiologist Diego Araiza said that during menopause, women's risk of heart disease increases significantly due to a drop in levels of estrogen, which protects the arteries.

Neurologist Arthur Ulyakov from the Russian Children's Clinical Hospital of the Russian Ministry of Health said that dementia can occur in people up to 65 years of age, including those aged 30–40 years, and emphasized the importance of identifying the causes of cognitive impairment in young patients.

In Moscow, seasonal vaccination against influenza has begun in clinics, mobile points will soon open near the metro and MCC, and on-site vaccination of children in schools and kindergartens has been organized. Vaccination is primarily recommended for people with chronic diseases, the elderly, pregnant women and children.

General Director of the National Medical Research Center of Cardiology named after Academician Chazov Sergei Boytsov recommended excluding foods high in salt and trans fats, such as chips and fried foods, from the diet to reduce the risk of cardiovascular diseases, and including omega-3, berries and fruits, avoiding grapes and red apples due to their high fructose content.

Japanese scientists from the National Center for Geriatrics and Gerontology found that older people who regularly consumed dark chocolate were less likely to experience symptoms of depression. The study involved 2,957 Nagoya residents aged 70 years and older. Those who ate dark chocolate at least once or twice a week for more than two years were 27 to 38 percent less likely to experience depressive symptoms compared to those who ate little or no chocolate or consumed other types of chocolate. The authors emphasize that the study does not prove a cause-and-effect relationship.

Narcologist Andrei Sergeev from the Irkutsk Regional Psychoneurological Dispensary told RIA Novosti about the signs of alcoholism: loss of control over the amount of alcohol, memory loss, increased tolerance and withdrawal symptoms. He warned about the risks of cirrhosis, cardiovascular disease and cancer with regular drinking.