Correlation between ST-elevation myocardial infarction, non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction and the local Earth’s magnetic field changes

Stronger oscillations in the local Earth magnetic field may have an impact on course of ischemic heart disease. This effect is individual for every person and depends sex, age, living territory, season, capability to adjust fluctuations health status. Individuals who already cardiovascular disease are more sensitive fluctuations, therefore further research needed make conclusions. Aim: To identify correlations between changes frequencies patients with ST segment elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI) non-ST (NSTEMI) cases per week, by sex week patients’ blood laboratory parameters (low-density lipoprotein cholesterol Troponin I level). Methods: A retrospective study 1667 patients, were admitted Hospital Lithuanian University Health Sciences Kaunas Clinics 1st January 31st December 2019 due acute coronary syndrome (STEMI NSTEMI), included study. Local Earth's time varying (TVMF) was measured a magnetometer located Baisogala, Lithuania. Data from collected daily, weekly averaged. We assessed average geomagnetic strength six different frequency ranges (Hz) number STEMI NSTEMI Results: The presence stronger range 32-65 Hz significantly related group during winter season (r= 0.583, p= 0.036). Tendency towards positive correlation found men's high Hz. Low-density level correlated positively range, autumn 0-7 Conclusion: Increased associated higher group.