Structure of Anemic Syndrome in Patients with Chronic Forms of Coronary Artery Disease

The purpose of the study was to determine incidence and characteristic features anemia in elderly senile patients with chronic forms coronary artery disease. Materials methods. 1,993 case reports disease comorbid were analyzed retrospectively. All diagnosed (stable angina pectoris II-III functional classes, diffuse or focal (post-infarction) cardiosclerosis). Average age investigated 79.5 ± 5.24. Comorbid hemoglobin level below 130 G/l males 120 females. randomized by gender, form Results discussion. Among all examined is found nearly 70% cases, which coincides literature data. In people after 60 more common men than women, while young middle-aged anemic syndrome typical Only less hundred diagnosis recorded final clinical during patients’ discharge from hospital, another cases low not taken into consideration physicians. Approximately only one-third severe a hospital no appropriate correction performed. Incidence does depend on most normochromic normocytic character. Along progression severity anemia, statistically significant increase hospitalization period observed. frequency hospitalizations per year also increased along degree progressing. Conclusion. Chronic 69.89% are complicated different degrees severity. older disease, often caused respiratory diseases, stomach ulcer duodenal ulcer, cancer localization. contributes prolongation in-hospital treatment increasing due main throughout