Innovation in cardiology. A new diagnostic standard establishing criteria of quantitative & qualitative evaluation of main parameters of the cardiac & cardiovascular system according to ECG and Rheo based on cardiac cycle phase analysis

Abstract

Over more than 50 years the theory of functioning of the cardiac & cardiovascular system remained unchanged. As a rule, all conventional diagnostics methods are based on statistics data on changes in shapes of cardiac signals only, so that it is impossible to determine the relevant cause-effect relations with respect to their formation [1,2]. But a theory of elevated fluidity of liquid offered twenty five years ago makes it possible to develop an innovative method of the phase analysis of the cardiac cycle [3]. The successful application of the said method in researches for the last 5 years has enabled a practical implementation of an indirect measuring concept with respect to volumetric hemodynamic parameters [4]. By evaluating hemodynamic parameters upon examination of more than 3000 patients the Authors have identified the actual cause-effect relations in formation of the respective ECG & Rheo so that new capabilities are being offered in cardiology. This article should be treated as a logic result reflecting a long-term experience accumulated in large-scale investigations covering the complete cardiac & cardiovascular system operation.