ARTERIAL'NAYa GIPERTENZIYa U POZhILYKh LYuDEY


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Clinical strategies for elderly patients with arterial hypertension should be determined taking into account the presence of asthenic syndrome (senile asthenia). Features of the aging of the cardiovascular system, the relationship of hypertension with the development of asthenia and other geriatric syndromes define the loyal requirements for the target blood pressure levels and dictate stringent conditions of the choice of antihypertensive therapy, limiting the maximum number of drugs.

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