Dear Collique,

I am sending you some pdf. That issue is very rich and we can observe the disturbances  of the heart rate as well as it function going to the increased cases of CVD ( in one sentence).

kind regards

Aldona Pietrzak .

Thanks Aldona Pietrzak

Dear Moaed 

relation between the Psoriasis and heart function  is a healthy issue and more than that Psoriasis is also related to other serious conditions too. here is some links .

www.webmd.com › Skin Problems and Treatments › Psoriasis › News  Psoriasis Linked to Heart Disease, Cancer - WebMD

https://www.everydayhealth.com › Heart Health  Psoriasis and Heart Health: The Hidden Connection | Everyday Healt

www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022202X1535973X     Psoriasis and Cardiovascular Disease: Where Is the Risk?

with regards 

Thanks Dharmesh Chandra Sharma for nice comment

Dear Moaed 

Its alright ,

with kind regards

In my practice, I met a third-degree atrioventricular block  in a patient with a psoriasis. After excluding all causes of the blockade - the final diagnosis - psoriatic lesion of the AV node. The patient had to implant a pacemaker.

The patient with psoriasis was diagnosed with an isolated lesion of the electrical system of the heart.

A young patient. Anamnesis is absent. The systolic and diastolic function of the heart is not disturbed (ECHO). The cavity of the heart is within normal ranges. CAD is not present (coronary angiography). Myocarditis and other structural disorders of the heart are excluded (MRI).

In the beginning there was AV blockade of 2 degrees. With exacerbation psoriasis appears a third-degree atrioventricular block.

Are you can considered as  T inversion without MRI signs and normal with normal systolic and diastolic

Dear Dr Wisam , can you tell me which MRI signs you consider ?Add an answer