[The effect of hypotensive and pathogenetic therapy on the propulsive function of the heart in patients with glomerulonephritis].

Ultrasound cardiography and Doppler cardiography were used to assess the contractile function of left ventricle and hemodynamics in 37 patients with arterial renal hypertension under the effect of hypotensive (apressin, dopegit, furosemide) and pathogenetic treatment (heparine, cyclophosphamide, curantyl) in out- and inpatient conditions. Complex therapy tended to improve the propulsive function of the heart.