Cardiometry in oncology: new digital possibilities for analyzing the cardiovascular system state in cancer patients

Shikhlya­rova, Alla I.; Rudenko, Mikhail Y.; Zernov, Vladimir A.; Frantsiyants, Elena M.; Djenkova, Lubov A.; Vladimirova, Lyudmila Y.; Rozenko, Ludmila Ya.; Rozenko, Dmitriy A.; Guskova, Nailya; Vaschenko, L.N.; Arapova, Yulia Yu.; Protasova, Tatiana P.; Shirnina, Elena Alekseevna; Barteneva, Tatiana Albertovna; Gusareva, Marina A.; Voshedsky, Vitaly I.; Pavlyatenko, Inna V.

doi:10.12710/cardiometry.2018.13.3541

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“…Some clinical aspects of cardiometry have found their reflection in an assessment of cardiotoxicity in anthracycline class medication in breast cancer patients. The researchers have submitted the relevant data on complex monitoring of electrophysiological, metabolic and adaptive criteria, which have a great prognostic value just with respect to cardiotoxicity [29,31,32,35,36].…”

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Celebrating 10 Years in research publishing: scientific traditions of Open-Access Journal CARDIOMETRY as the mirror of fundamental and applied biomedical problems

Shikhlyarova¹,

Frantsiyants²,

Zhukova³

2022

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The 10th anniversary of the international journal CARDIOMETRY is a good opportunity to summarize achievements and highlight the important milestones in the life of the journal with respect to the contents of the journal associated with most advanced research information about the topical issues in cardiology and allied sciences biology and medicine. The ideas on a system-related approach and an integrative assessment of the actual organism status as a whole, which lay the foundation of the journal philosophy, allows covering as wide as possible a great variety of the aspect what is the norm and what is pathology that is a substantial prerequisite for delineating clearly structured themes treated by each issue of the journal and for making in such a manner a collection of the journal issues, with cardiology as a common thread, that distinguishes CARDIOMETRY from all other profiled scientific journals.

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