Potentials of Short Recording of Heart Rate Variability in Displaying Systemic Informational Energy Processes of the Human Body During Clinical Examination of Patients With Non-Communicable Diseases

Abstract

The article highlights the issues on the improvement of diagnosis and treatment of non-communicable diseases by applying the approaches of systemic medicine and the latest technologies. The aim of the study is to assess the clinical and diagnostic capabilities of a short recording of heart rate variability in displaying systemic informational energy processes of the human body. There has been a necessity to increase the effectiveness of measures for the prevention and treatment of non-communicable diseases in Ukraine through the early diagnosis and the introduction of the latest science-based technologies into medical practice and the development of a scientific concept of magnetoelectrochemical metabolism. An open-label, non-randomized controlled trial was performed. The study of the wave characteristics of the heart rate in functionally healthy respondents of different levels of physical fitness was one of its components. Main group 1 (n=171) and control group 2 (patients with non-communicable diseases and concomitant diseases, n=76) were examined by the method of short recording of heart rate variability using spectral analysis of wave parameters of the heart rate and variation heart rate monitoring. Clinically significant objective signs of changes in the functional state of the patients in group 2 in comparison with the individuals having good functional health status were identified. The significant difference between the indicators of the functional state in the subgroups of the individuals with good functional health has proven the significant clinical sensitivity of the method and the potentials of its applying as an objective tool for structured clinical examination of the health status, as well as for assessment of the therapeutic efficacy in the dynamics of managing patients with non-communicable diseases and determining their prognosis. The method of short recording of heart rate variability can be included into the procedure of objective structured clinical examination of patients with non-communicable diseases.