The relationship of hemodynamic parameters of periodontal microvascular bed and lipid peroxidation products in adolescents with arterial hypertension

Stomatologii︠a︡
L R KolesnikovaS I Kolesnikov

Abstract

Of the study was to establish the relationship of hemodynamic parameters of periodontal tissues and lipid peroxidation products in adolescents with arterial hypertension (AH). The study included 132 adolescents (average age 14.51±1.91 years), from which 2 clinical groups (1 - the group with AH without periodontal disease (n=19, average age - 15±1.53 years) and 2 - the group with AH with periodontal diseases (n=57, average age - 14.7±1.89 years)) and 2 comparison groups (3 - the comparison group without AH and periodontal diseases (n=19, average age - 13.82±1.89 years) and 4 - comparison group without AH and with periodontal diseases (n=37, mean age - 14.57±2.01 years)) were formed. Hemodynamic analysis of the periodontal microcirculatory bed using the Doppler ultrasound method and the level of lipid peroxidation products using spectrophotometric and fluorometric methods was performed. In adolescents with hypertension without and with inflammatory periodontal diseases as a whole, unidirectional changes in the hemodynamics of the vascular bed of the periodontium were observed in the form of increased values of the maximum blood flow velocity in systole and an increase in the peripheral resistance index. At the same time, the grou...Continue Reading

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