[Correlation of chronic periodontal disease and cardiovascular disease].

The aim of the study was to assess correlative risk of progression of inflammatory periodontal lesions, the development of a systemic inflammatory reaction and cardiovascular diseases. The study involved 89 patients with chronic periodontal disease (CPD) of varying degrees. High cardiovascular disease risk was revealed in 8.

[The state of brachiocephalic artery endothelium in individuals with inflammatory periodontal disease and different cardiovascular risks].

The study included 35 patients (19 men and 16 women, aged 35 to 65 years) with chronic generalized severe periodontitis and atherosclerosis of the brachiocephalic artery (BCA). The changes of the BCA tone were evaluated by ultrasonic duplex scanning before and after transient limb ischemia created by endothelium-dependent vasodilation at baseline and at different laps after the anti-inflammatory and surgical treatment. The size of atherosclerotic plaques before and after the treatment was measured.

[The relationship between inflammatory periodontal diseases and cardiovascular diseases].

Estimated the relationship between inflammatory periodontal diseases and the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Installed combined effect of periodontitis and cardiovascular disease.

[Hemodynamic features assessment in submental and facial arteries in patients with early atherosclerotic disease of brachycephalic arteries].

By ultrasonicduplex scanning nature estimated haemodynamics in the arteriessubmentalis and facial of patients with early signs of atherosclerotic changes in the brakhiotsefalarteries and periodontal pathology of different stages - for perfection of prophylaxis of periodontal diseases by the means of investigation of prophylaxis vascular diseases. It was established, that influence of risk factors is more important than the age of patients.

[Computer capillaroscopy for periodontal microcirculation assessment in patients with early atherosclerotic lesions].

The study of gingival microvessels was carried out by means of computer capillaroscopy in patients with moderate periodontal disease and early symptoms of atherosclerosis of extracranial portions of cephalic arteries. The results proved the decreased density of the capillar network in the marginal gingiva, as well as of linear and volumetric blood flow velocities drop in the arterial and venular portions of capillaries in patients with periodontal diseases combined with early atherosclerosis.