treatment for chronic heart failure in elderly subjects

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Abstract

The treatment of chronic heart failure (CHF) in patients over 60 years of age may be a challenge to a general practitioner. The physiological features of the elderly and significant comorbidity frequently have a considerable impact on the effects of drugs and the magnitude of side effects. Reduced sinus node automatism, significant atherosclerosis of the aorta and great vessels, and renal dysfunction - all should be borne in mind when choosing a drug and its dosage regimen. The paper considers non-drug treatment modalities, as well as the specific features of use of some groups of drugs and therapy for concomitant diseases in elderly patients with CHF.

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Authors ;A. S. Poskrebysheva;N. A. Shostak;E. S. Trofimov
Journal Ergonomics
Year 2014
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treatment chronic heart failure

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