Mexidol influence on the parameters of infrared spectrometry of blood lipid complex in case of acute coronary syndrome

Author:
L.V. SHPAK, G.M. ZUBAREVA, S.N. LEBEDEVA
Tver State Medical Academy, Department of Internal Medicine and Department of Chemistry, FPAE

Summary:
It was analyzed the mexidol influence on phospholipid metabolism in acute coronary syndrome (ACS). The study included 70 patients. Intravenous mexidol infusions were included in the complex therapy in 30 cases. Conventional clinical and laboratory data, as well as the absorption of lipid phospholipid complexes in the infrared spectrum of blood serum were evaluated. The study established a mechanism of phospholipids autoregulation as a wave-like fluctuations of their concentration in the blood serum with early increasing (compared with healthy) in the first hours and days of development of ACS. It was observed the maximum rise by the 4th day and a moderate decline by the 10 day of observation reflecting the degree of adaptation systems stress. Regardless on the clinical form of ACS mexidol application eliminates oscillatory nature of the phospholipids dynamics. It is stabilizing their rise at a level sufficient to ensure the power and plastic needs of the organism and myocardium that improves the results of combined treatment.

Keywords: acute coronary syndrome, homeostasis, phospholipids, mexidol, infrared spectrometry.