Mr Nikita Shirokov

Mr Nikita Shirokov

Tyumen Cardiology Research Center, Tyumen (Russian Federation)

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I worked as a nurse in the Department of Arterial Hypertension for three years. I graduated from Tyumen State Medical Academy with an average score of 4.5 from 5.0 in 2016. I was the head of the therapeutic sector of student scientific society in 2016. I finished a residency in cardiology at the Tyumen State Medical Academy and in the Department of Emergency Care of Regional Clinical Hospital on August 2018. I have been learning a science in Tyumen Cardiology Research Center as a Junior Researcher since September 2018. In Echocardiography I am interested in speckle-tracking imaging and electromechanical abnormalities to predict a superresponse to CRT. In Clinical cardiology I am primarily interested in optimal medical therapy for congestive heart failure due to patient selection to CRT.

Presentations

Hidden systolic dysfunction of the right ventricle in patients with increased pulmonary vascular resistance 3 months after COVID-19 pneumonia

Event: EuroEcho 2021

Topic: Tissue Doppler, Speckle Tracking and Strain Imaging

Session: e-posters session - Echocardiography

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Relationship between left bundle branch block mechanical patterns and super-response to cardiac resynchronization therapy in patients with congestive heart failure

Event: EHRA 2021

Topic: Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy (CRT)

Session: ePoster session

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Dynamics of mechanical dyssynchrony in patients with superresponse to cardiac resynchronisation therapy at a long-term follow-up

Event: Heart Failure 2019

Topic: Cardiac Resynchronisation Therapy (CRT)

Session: Chronic Heart Failure – Treatment

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Mechanical dyssynchrony as a predictor of superresponse in patients with cardiac resynchronisation therapy

Event: EHRA 2018

Topic: Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy

Session: CRT

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Hidden systolic dysfunction of the right ventricle in patients with increased pulmonary vascular resistance 3 months after COVID-19 pneumonia

Relationship between left bundle branch block mechanical patterns and super-response to cardiac resynchronization therapy in patients with congestive heart failure

Dynamics of mechanical dyssynchrony in patients with superresponse to cardiac resynchronisation therapy at a long-term follow-up

Mechanical dyssynchrony as a predictor of superresponse in patients with cardiac resynchronisation therapy

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Hidden systolic dysfunction of the right ventricle in patients with increased pulmonary vascular resistance 3 months after COVID-19 pneumonia

Relationship between left bundle branch block mechanical patterns and super-response to cardiac resynchronization therapy in patients with congestive heart failure

Dynamics of mechanical dyssynchrony in patients with superresponse to cardiac resynchronisation therapy at a long-term follow-up

Mechanical dyssynchrony as a predictor of superresponse in patients with cardiac resynchronisation therapy

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Mr Nikita Shirokov