The corona virus affects the heart functions of many people and was confirmed by heart scans of several people.
This was revealed in a major medical study that confirmed the emerging evidence that code 19 is a disease that causes excessive blood clots that affect organs throughout the body.
The new study looked at data from 69 countries and published the results in the European Heart Journal. The study found heart scans in 1,261 patients and found heart problems in 55 percent of them.
One in seven patients with the study found abnormal changes in their heart function, which is said to be a major factor in their recovery and life expectancy. In 901 patients with problems with heart function, they did not have heart disease before, and the researchers concluded that the corona virus was the cause of heart problems.
The study, conducted by experts from the Center for Research Excellence at the British Heart Foundation at the University of Edinburgh, emphasized that it was limited to people who believed that heart problems were the result of corona virus.
The new findings are also important because there is growing evidence that the corona virus not only damages the heart but also affects other vital organs, mainly due to blood clots.
Various research reports have shown that cod 19 patients have problems with blood clots such as stroke, heart failure, lung problems and cod tweezers. Now the results of the new study may explain why the death rate from Code 19 is so high for people who suffer from various heart diseases.
Research has shown that corona virus patients have to work harder for their functions because the virus causes inflammation and fluid accumulation in the lungs.
This results in heart failure or damage to its muscles, while in some cases it has been discovered that the virus can also directly affect muscle tissue.
Code 19 is a complex and multifaceted disease that affects many parts of the body, including the heart, the researchers said. "Our research shows that heart scans are important because they helped improve the treatment of one-third of the patients who were involved in the process," he said.
"Even severe flu has been shown to damage the heart, but we were surprised to see how many patients' hearts were damaged by code 19 and how many patients had their functions affected," he said.
