Open Access e-Journal Cardiometry - No.15 November 2019

Figure 1. On the reographic curve, the single case of arteriovenous anastomosis opening is clearly seen (marked with arrow).
ECG & Rheo recording with the use of CARDIOCODE.
the patients as health-impairing markers and provoke
anxiety and fear in them, so that the patients in question
address a doctor to receive a medical treatment.
In practice, when examining the patients in question,
we have often detected single artifacts like sudden
pressure fall on the rheographic curve that may be
treated as a single pressure release in the aorta, while
the entire pattern of the cardiac complex remains absolutely
normal and shows no abnormal deviations. The
above mentioned pressure release, or sudden pressure
drop, should be attributed to the single opening of the
arteriovenous anastomosis (see Figure 1 herein). This
sort of phenomena shows no clinical signs and remains
unnoticed both by physicians and our patients.
However, if we intend to accurately evaluate conditioning
of an athlete, his/her capabilities and reserves,
the role of anastomosing may not be ignored or reduced
to a particular specificity of the performance
Figure 2. Correlation between the T wave on ECG and the
depression on the rheographic curve interval as a significant
marker of optimal physiological capabilities of maintaining an
adequate coronary flow.
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