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    Detection of endothelial dysfunction in preeclamptic patients by using color Doppler sonography
    (Springer Verlag, 2003) Kuscu N.K.; Kurhan Z.; Yildirim Y.; Tavli T.; Koyuncu F.
    Our goal in this study was to detect endothelial function in normal and preeclamptic patients by using color Doppler sonography and plasma fibronectin levels. The increased ratio of the brachial artery diameter during shear stress, and plasma fibronectin levels were measured in 15 preeclamptic and 11 normal, gestational-age matched pregnant patients. The test was repeated at the postpartum second and sixth weeks in the preeclamptic group. In addition, the plasma fibronectin levels of all patients were measured. The increased ratios were 4.26±0.69% vs 12.18±1.97% in the preeclamptic and normal patients, respectively (P=0.003). At the second and sixth postpartum weeks, the ratios were 6.67±0.89% and 9.27±1.16% in the preeclamptic group, revealing a significant improvement in the sixth week (P=0.001). Fibronectin levels were 0.80±0.11 g/L vs 0.45±0.06 g/L in preeclamptic and normal patients (P=0.01). The correlation coefficient between the fibronectin levels and increase rate was r=-0.38 and P=0.05. We conclude that endothelial dysfunction, which is fundamental to preeclampsia, can be detected by using color Doppler sonography.
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    Doppler index of myocardial performance and its relationship with mitral E wave deceleration time in acute Q-wave myocardial infarction; [Akut Q-Dalgali Miyokard ̇ Infarktününde Miyokardiyal Performans ̇Indeksi ve Mitral E Dalga Deselerasyon Zamani Arasindaki ̇ Ilişki]
    (2004) Şekuri C.; Kurhan Z.; Tavli T.; Bayturan O.; Ütük O.; Bilge A.R.; Tikiz H.; Tezcan U.K.
    Objective: The objectives of the study were to assess myocardial systolic and diastolic functions by myocardial performance index (MPI) and its relationship with E - wave deceleration time (DT) in early phase of acute Q-wave myocardial infarction (MI). Methods: We performed nongeometric Doppler-derived echocardiography to assess combined systolic and diastolic functions using myocardial performance index in 50 patients with acute Q-wave MI at early phase of events, (25 pts with anterior MI and 25 pts with inferior MI). The index is defined as the sum of the isovolumic contraction and isovolumic relaxation times divided by ventricular ejection time and was obtained by Doppler measurement from the diastolic mitral inflow and left ventricular outflow velocity-time intervals. Results: As a result, the index was 0.54±0.1 in all patients with MI. We also estimated the higher MPI and DT values in anterior than inferior MI (MPI: 0.61±0.07 vs., 0.46±0.06, p<0.001; DT: 244±64 msec vs. 204±31.2 msec, p=0.005, respectively). Myocardial performance index was positively correlated with DT in inferior MI (r=0.42, p<0.035) and negatively correlated with anterior MI (r=- 0.72, p=0.0001). Conclusion: These data suggest that Doppler-derived MPI reflects severity of global left ventricular dysfunction in early phase of acute MI and may be a useful parameter in these patients.

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