Changes in Cardiac Electrophysiology and Predisposition to Arrhythmia in Migraine Patients
Abstract
Objective: In our study, we examined the relationship between cardiac arrhythmia predictive parameters and migraine.The clinical symptoms of migraine are generally attributed to involvement of the autonomic nervous system, particularly the disruption of circulatory control and autonomic balance.Migraine is a common neurovascular disease with a complex relationship with cerebrovascular and cardiovascular disorders.It can cause cardiac arrhythmias by affecting the autonomic nervous system of the heart with its neurological and vascular components Material and Methods: Patients who had been followed up with migraine for at least three years were included in the study.Patients with a history of cardiac arrhythmia or those using any antiarrhythmics were excluded from the study.All patients were in sinus rhythm and electrocardiogram records were examined and PWST, Tp-e, Tp-e/QTc and electrophysiological balance index-c (ICEB-c) were compared with the control group.Results: PWST, Tp-e, Tp-e/QTc and ICEB-c parameters, which are predictive of cardiac arrhythmia, did not show statistical differences in migraine patients (p-value 0.301, 0.967, 0.982 and 0.814 respectively).Öz Amaç: Migren, serebrovasküler ve kardiyovasküler bozukluklarla karmaşık bir ilişkisi olan yaygın bir nörovasküler hastalıktır.Migrenin klinik belirtileri genellikle otonom sinir sisteminin etkilenmesine, özellikle de dolaşım sisteminin kontrolü ve otonomik dengedeki bozulmaya atfedilir.Nörolojik ve vasküler…
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