THE THERAPEUTIC AND DIAGNOSTIC MANAGEMENT TACTICS FOR PREGNANT WOMEN WITH ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION IN RUSSIA: TREATMENT POLICY (RESULTS OF THE DIALOG II MULTICENTER EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY)


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The DIALOG II was conducted to examine therapeutic management tactic in pregnant women with arterial hypertension and the pharmacoepidemiology of antihypertensive agents used in pregnant women in Russia versus the results of the 2005- 2006 DIALOG I study. A total of2033 physicians from 27 cities and town of Russia were interviewed by a questionnaire. The study has indicated that in real clinical practice there are no generally accepted criteria for the start of antihypertensive therapy; 7.4% of the physicians continue to prescribe ACE inhibitors and other unrecommended agents to pregnant women; for the treatment of arterial hypertension, almost 80% of the physicians use drugs that are not properly antihypertensive.

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