Relationships and dynamics of clinical symptoms and laboratory symptoms of acute pulmonary heart in patients with pulmonary embolism is not high risk of death

Estimated dynamics of ECG symptoms of acute pulmonary heart disease in 87 patientswith pulmonary embolism of moderate and low risk of death, hospitalized in the first days ofdevelopment of symptoms. The observation period is the period of treatment in hospital. At35.6% of patients the first symptom of pulmonary embolism were deep teeth S in I and Q in IIIleads. Then joined teeth negative T in leads V1-V3 and the blockade of the right bundle branchblock, which was maintained in many patients before discharge from hospital. Symptom SIQIII,regressed after 3-5 days of treatment. These patients had elevated levels of troponin and brainnatriuretic peptide was more pronounced dilatation of the right heart, tricuspid regurgitation,pulmonary hypertension according to Echocardiography. The correlation of ECG changes and thedegree of damage of pulmonary arteries in CT-angiography. The dependence of ECG symptomsof acute pulmonary heart disease and shortness of breath and presyncopal states.