COMPARATIVE TRIAL OF ANTIANGINAL DRUGS IN STABLE CORONARY HEART DISEASE


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Abstract

Nicorandil has a number of advantages over nitrates in treating stable angina pectoris. Thus, enhanced exercise tolerance is accompanied by a significant improvement in the indicators of brain blood supply, better erectile function and quality of life, lower admission rates, and better tolerance. The findings are important in choosing drug therapy policy in this category of patients.

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E. Bulakhova

Omsk State Medical Academy; City Clinical Hospital Four, Omsk

Email: sab.pro@mail.ru

O. Korennova

Omsk State Medical Academy

M. Kondrasheva

City Clinical Hospital Four, Omsk

O. Kamlonko

City Clinical Hospital Four, Omsk

N. Pasechnaya

City Clinical Hospital Four, Omsk

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