RISK FACTORS AFFECTING THE COURSE OF UNSTABLE ANGINA IN YOUNG AND ELDERLY MEN WITH DYSLIPIDEMIA

Аннотация

This article analyzes the frequency of occurrence of risk factors in unstable variants of angina pectoris among men in young and old age. All patients, depending on their age, are divided into two groups. Group 1 included 124 (54.8%) patients with NSD at a young age, the average age of which was 38.8±5.29 years. The second group included 104 (45.2%) patients with NVS in the elderly, the average age of which was 65.9±4.22 years. The main method of diagnosis was a survey of patients, ECG, echocg and analysis of the lipid spectrum. Smoking (61.1%), stress (68.3%), burdened heredity (68.3%), alcohol consumption (33.3%) and energy drinks (50%) were the most common FR in men with NS at a young age. Among elderly patients, overweight/obesity (88.5%), diabetes mellitus (19.2%), hypertension (88.5%) were the most common FR.