EFFICIENCY OF FELODIPINE AND TREATMENT COMPLIANCE OF OUTPATIENT HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS

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The authors have studied clinical efficacy of felodip (Felodip, TEVA) in patients with hypertension and analyzed factors influencing adherence to therapy in real-world outpatient practice. The study enrolled 5474 patients with arterial hypertension from 84 clinics in Moscow. According the results of Moriski - Green test on the first visit, patients were divided into 2 groups - first group with low adherence to treatment (LAT), and the second - with a high adherence to treatment. All patients received felodipine during 8 weeks. Among patients completed the study, over 98% of patients have reached the target blood pressure levels or decreased it by more than 20 and 10 mm Hg (systolic and diastolic, respectively). Improvement of quality of life, more pronounced in the LAT group, was observed. Male gender, older age is associated with lower adherence to therapy. By contrast, presence of home tonometer, coronary heart disease and diabetes mellitus are associated with higher adherence. The including of drug in reimbursement drug list is not independent and crucial factor for improvement of treatment compliance.

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