Registration Number
0225U000644,
(0120U102942)
, R & D reports
Title
Substantiation and optimization of managementof patients with cardiovascular diseases on the backgraund of comorbid deseases
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Розробка і обгрунтування діагностики та лікування пацієнтів з захворюваннями серцево-судинної системи на фоні коморбідних станів
Head
Valeriy A. Potabashniy, Доктор медичних наук
Registration Date
15-01-2025
Organization
Dnipro State Medical University
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Optimize the diagnosis and approaches to the treatment of coronary heart disease, hypertension, non-coronary myocardial diseases on the background of comorbid conditions (hyperuricemia, abdominal obesity , COPD, chronic kidney disease) based on the study of clinical, cardiac, structural and functional conditions metabolism using modern research methods
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On the basis of clinical, questionnaire, instrumental, functional, laboratory and statistical research methods, new possibilities for the diagnosis and therapy of patients with HF in combination with COPD, hypertension in combination with gout have been revealed. The possibility of controlling the course of the disease has been pathogenetically substantiated, and methods of diagnosis and patient management have been improved. Approaches to the diagnosis of HF in men with coronary artery disease in combination with COPD and comprehensive basic treatment aimed at slowing down pathological cardiac remodeling, improving the functional status of patients and achieving cardiac compensation have been developed. The significance of lung ultrasound with the detection of B-lines to confirm interstitial stasis in the lungs and cardio-pulmonary stress test during daily ECG monitoring for a comprehensive functional assessment of patients with CHF associated with COPD is shown. A model for predicting the risk of developing exacerbation of gouty arthritis has been developed.
Product Description
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Kniazieva Olena V.
Kuzmina Hanna P.
Lazarenko Olha M.
Markova Olena Ya.
Fesenko Volodymyr I.
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2025-01-15
