Neurovegetative Disorders In Elderly Persons
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autonomic dysfunction, comorbid, heart disease, Lillier-Strander method, elderly and senile people
Abstract
According to one definition, old age is a condition in which the likelihood of sudden death increases significantly. Considering that the vast majority of patients who died suddenly had coronary heart disease, and the prevalence of this pathology in the group of people over 60 years of age exceeds that in the group of middle-aged people by 8 times, the importance of the problem of studying predictors of sudden death in patients with coronary heart disease ( coronary artery disease) of the elderly is beyond doubt.
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