Subdepression effect on the therapeutic and prophylactic activity of patients with existing coronary artery disease

Abstract Purpose The purpose of this research is to study the relations between subdepression and indicators therapeutic preventive activity in patients with a previous myocardial infarction. Material methods 245 outpatient both sexes aged 35–65 years who had suffered infarction was examined. Subdepression (50–59 points on Zung scale) detected 24.0% men 41.2% women (p=0.006). As for age analysis, were divided into two groups, taking account median distribution: from 35 55 over 55. authors evaluated smoking status cessation rate among previously smokers, healthy eating habits, effectiveness treatment arterial hypertension (AH), patients' readiness follow doctor's recommendations, general awareness coronary artery disease (CAD) prevention (by means original comprehensive questionnaire). level statistical significance all tests assumed be 0.05. Odds ratios calculated logistic regression coefficients presented 95% confidence intervals (CI). Results Among women, particularly often associated negative aspects behavior. Thus, if presence did not affect habit, it increased chances 2.9 times at time survey (95% CI 1.162–7.838) 3.6 reduced quitting by those smoked 1.101–11.590) (Picture). also suffering concomitant AH reach target blood pressure levels examination, especially 35–55 – 4.1 0.932–17.803). Women signs less informed about CAD compared without mood disorder, as well demonstrate such sort dependence. It that, regardless age, 11.1 more likely 1.654–74.728) than their peers its presence. perform measures significantly change or absence subclinical depression within studied groups (p>0.05). No similar patterns found CAD. Conclusion detection minimal disorder timely correction contributes an increase group (35–65 old), which most important women. FUNDunding Acknowledgement Type funding sources: Other. Main source(s): partially performed frame-work budget theme State assignment No. AAAA-A17-117112850280-2.