[Long-term ECG recording and cardiac rhythm disorders in patients with different conditions of the coronary arteries (according to the angiographic data)].

The results of long-term continuous ECG recording during 24 hours in 50 patients are presented. A comparison of these data with the results of a clinical examination and selective coronary angiography has revealed that patients with chronic ischaemic heart disease and distinct atherosclerotic changes in the coronary arteries have rhythm disorders twice as often as those free from ischaemic heart disease. The employment of the method of long-term continuous ECG recording during normal patients' activity will permit to evaluate the effect of different factors on the development of cardiac rhythm disorders.