Features of autonomic regulation of heart rhythm in children with correction of atrial septal defect at the primary stage of rehabilitation

Abstract

Cardiac activity has a double regulation system: humoral and neuro-vegetative, the latter controls not only the frequency and strength of heart contractions, but also, through the trophic function, has a major influence on adaptation mechanisms. Trophic function is the property of the nervous system to regulate the level of metabolism and corresponding tissue differentiation determined for age and functional state [1]. To date, the structure of nerve fibers and plexuses in adult patients with sudden cardiac death and coronary heart disease has been studied in sufficient detail [2], when, first of all, degeneration of the sympathetic component of innervation is detected to varying degrees. It correlates not only with age, but also with the stage of the disease. These studies have deepened knowledge of the pathophysiological mechanisms of the disease and allowed clinicians to select more adequate treatment at all its stages. The structural organization of the nerve plexuses in children has received much less attention in both domestic and world literature. Pre- and postnatal ontogenesis of the nervous autonomic system is normally described in detail by V.N. Shvalev et al. [3]. As for the study of cardiac innervation in congenital heart disease, only a few studies have been devoted to this issue [4]. It has been shown that at the age of 3 to 7 years, the innervation of the heart and great vessels becomes developed and the choline ratio of the adrenergic nerve plexuses reaches a state of relative stability. It has also been established that with congenital heart disease, the state  of the autonomic nervous system can be characterized as compensated, in contrast to acquired pathology, where degenerative and inflammatory changes predominate [5,6]. In children with correction of atrial septal defect, the features of autonomic regulation of heart rhythm at the primary stage of rehabilitation have not been sufficiently studied.

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Abstract

Cardiac activity has a double regulation system: humoral and neuro-vegetative, the latter controls not only the frequency and strength of heart contractions, but also, through the trophic function, has a major influence on adaptation mechanisms. Trophic function is the property of the nervous system to regulate the level of metabolism and corresponding tissue differentiation determined for age and functional state [1]. To date, the structure of nerve fibers and plexuses in adult patients with sudden cardiac death and coronary heart disease has been studied in sufficient detail [2], when, first of all, degeneration of the sympathetic component of innervation is detected to varying degrees. It correlates not only with age, but also with the stage of the disease. These studies have deepened knowledge of the pathophysiological mechanisms of the disease and allowed clinicians to select more adequate treatment at all its stages. The structural organization of the nerve plexuses in children has received much less attention in both domestic and world literature. Pre- and postnatal ontogenesis of the nervous autonomic system is normally described in detail by V.N. Shvalev et al. [3]. As for the study of cardiac innervation in congenital heart disease, only a few studies have been devoted to this issue [4]. It has been shown that at the age of 3 to 7 years, the innervation of the heart and great vessels becomes developed and the choline ratio of the adrenergic nerve plexuses reaches a state of relative stability. It has also been established that with congenital heart disease, the state  of the autonomic nervous system can be characterized as compensated, in contrast to acquired pathology, where degenerative and inflammatory changes predominate [5,6]. In children with correction of atrial septal defect, the features of autonomic regulation of heart rhythm at the primary stage of rehabilitation have not been sufficiently studied.


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FEATURES OF AUTONOMIC REGULATION OF HEART RHYTHM

IN CHILDREN WITH CORRECTION OF ATRIAL SEPTAL DEFECT

AT THE PRIMARY STAGE OF REHABILITATION

Khasanova G.M.

Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute

Tojiboyeva D.Sh.

Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute

Uzbekistan, Tashkent

Introduction

Cardiac activity has a double regulation system: humoral and neuro-

vegetative, the latter controls not only the frequency and strength of heart

contractions, but also, through the trophic function, has a major influence on

adaptation mechanisms. Trophic function is the property of the nervous system

to regulate the level of metabolism and corresponding tissue differentiation

determined for age and functional state [1]. To date, the structure of nerve fibers

and plexuses in adult patients with sudden cardiac death and coronary heart

disease has been studied in sufficient detail [2], when, first of all, degeneration of

the sympathetic component of innervation is detected to varying degrees. It

correlates not only with age, but also with the stage of the disease. These studies

have deepened knowledge of the pathophysiological mechanisms of the disease

and allowed clinicians to select more adequate treatment at all its stages. The

structural organization of the nerve plexuses in children has received much less

attention in both domestic and world literature. Pre- and postnatal ontogenesis

of the nervous autonomic system is normally described in detail by V.N. Shvalev

et al. [3]. As for the study of cardiac innervation in congenital heart disease, only

a few studies have been devoted to this issue [4]. It has been shown that at the age

of 3 to 7 years, the innervation of the heart and great vessels becomes developed

and the choline ratio of the adrenergic nerve plexuses reaches a state of relative

stability. It has also been established that with congenital heart disease, the state

of the autonomic nervous system can be characterized as compensated, in

contrast to acquired pathology, where degenerative and inflammatory changes

predominate [5,6]. In children with correction of atrial septal defect, the features

of autonomic regulation of heart rhythm at the primary stage of rehabilitation

have not been sufficiently studied.

Purpose of the study:

to study the dynamics of autonomic regulation of

heart rhythm in children with ASD correction at the primary stage of

rehabilitation in primary healthcare settings in comparative groups with different

magnitudes of the total effect of autonomic regulation (SDNN).

Material and methods

At the stage of primary rehabilitation in the conditions of primary

healthcare, two groups of children were identified, comparable in gender, age and

physical development: with the value of the total effect of autonomic regulation


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SDNN less than 75 ms (Group I, 20 children) and more than 75 ms (Group II, 15

children).

Results

In group II, significantly higher activity was observed in the total power of

the TP spectrum, the sympathetic part of the VLF regulation, the activity of the

vasomotor center LF, the higher regulatory centers ULF and the centralization

index IC. Under the influence of the resort stage of rehabilitation in children,

SDNN indicators changed in group I from 42.0 ± 2.64 to 65.9 ± 4.72 (p < 0.01), in

group II from 108.7 ± 6.50 to 84 .4 ± 10.6 ms. In both groups, the indicators of ULF

(261.3 ± 57.7 and 264.8 ± 68.5 ms), LF (1079.4 ± 1467.5 ± 729.1 ms) and IC (2.13

± 0, respectively) were equal. 20 and 1.86 ± 0.23). The indicator of physical

activity according to the SF-

36 test was 71.3 ± 4.82 in group I, and 59.5 ± 6.75

points in group II. In both groups, there was an average correlation between LF

indicators and physical role functioning (RP) according to the SF-36 test: r=-

0.557 and r=0.590, respectively, and SDNN and RP indicators: r=- 0.465 and r=-

0.483. In group I, there was a significant increase in HF indicators (the relative

level of activity of the parasympathetic regulation link): from 634.7 ± 100.1 to

1431.9 ± 215.2 (p < 0.01) and TP: from 1703.6 ± 246, 2 to 3686.9 ± 612.9 ms (p <

0.05), in the comparative group there was a significant decrease in these

indicators.

Conclusion

The primary stage of rehabilitation contributed to the normalization of

indicators of autonomic regulation of the heart rhythm of the examined children,

while in the group with initial SDNN values less than 75 ms, the dynamics of TP

and HF indicators can suggest a greater level of adaptive capabilities of the

cardiovascular system.

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