METHODS FOR CORRECTING CARDIAC RHYTHM DISORDERS IN LEUKEMIC INTOXICATION

Аннотация

Leukemic intoxication often leads to serious complications, including cardiac rhythm disturbances, which significantly affect patient outcomes. This study investigates the effectiveness of different treatment strategies for correcting arrhythmias in patients with leukemia experiencing intoxication-related complications. Forty-eight patients diagnosed with leukemia and presenting with ECG-confirmed rhythm disorders were enrolled. They were divided into two groups: one received standard antiarrhythmic therapy, while the other received an integrated treatment that included detoxification, correction of electrolyte imbalances, and cardioprotective agents in addition to antiarrhythmic drugs. Clinical and diagnostic assessments, including ECG and biochemical testing, were used to evaluate treatment efficacy. The integrated approach resulted in a significantly higher rate of rhythm normalization and faster symptom relief compared to standard therapy alone. These findings suggest that addressing the systemic toxic effects of leukemia in combination with conventional cardiological treatment provides a more effective strategy for correcting rhythm disturbances in these patients.