Depression in patients with chronic heart failure: Correlation with hemodynamic parameters and lipids’ metabolism

Anastasiia Sikora; Mykhaylo Vynnyk; Sergiy Fedorov; Myron Mulyk

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Vol. 7, Issue 3 (2018)

Depression in patients with chronic heart failure: Correlation with hemodynamic parameters and lipids’ metabolism

Author(s):
Anastasiia Sikora, Mykhaylo Vynnyk, Sergiy Fedorov and Myron Mulyk

Abstract:
Depression is a major issue in chronic heart failure (CHF). The purpose of study was evaluation of correlations between depression and main hemodynamic and lipids’ metabolism parameters in patients with chronic heart failure. 80 patients with CHF II-III NYHA classes caused by chronic coronary artery diseases (CAD) were observed. Patients with chronic heart failure and depression have more strong central hemodynamic and lipid metabolism disorders versus without depression.

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Anastasiia Sikora, Mykhaylo Vynnyk, Sergiy Fedorov, Myron Mulyk. Depression in patients with chronic heart failure: Correlation with hemodynamic parameters and lipids’ metabolism. Pharma Innovation 2018;7(3):367-368.

Vol. 7, Issue 3 (2018)

Depression in patients with chronic heart failure: Correlation with hemodynamic parameters and lipids’ metabolism

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