ANGIOSCAN-01 CAPABILITIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY VASCULAR AGING IN METABOLIC SYNDROME

Authors

  • Saidkamol Kholmirzaev Graduate student’s at ASMI Andijan State Medical Institute Department of Cardiology
  • Abduvali Abdulkhamidov Graduate student’s at ASMI Andijan State Medical Institute Department of Cardiology
  • Husniddin Umurkulov Graduate student’s at ASMI Andijan State Medical Institute Department of Cardiology

Keywords:

early vascular aging, arterial stiffness, metabolic syndrome, pulse wave velocity.

Abstract

This article describes the angiscon -01 capabilities in the diagnosis of early vascular aging in metabolic syndrome which is an anatomical and pathological condition involving hardening of the vascular wall of the arteries  or one or more exchange of this part. The vital method of examination is finger photopletysmography which is usually the first step to detect a degenerative process, and in this article the authors try to maximize the capabilities of diagnosis of a degenerative process like arterial aging and stiffness.

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Published

2024-01-20

How to Cite

Kholmirzaev , S., Abdulkhamidov , A., & Umurkulov , H. (2024). ANGIOSCAN-01 CAPABILITIES IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF EARLY VASCULAR AGING IN METABOLIC SYNDROME. SCHOLAR, 2(2), 221–226. Retrieved from https://researchedu.org/index.php/openscholar/article/view/6139

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Vol. 2 No. 2 (2024): SCHOLAR

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