Microvascular dysfunction of myocardium in patients with ischemic heart desease and ways of its correction
Modern advances in the medical and surgical treatment of coronary heart disease (CHD), unfortunately, will not solve the entire arsenal of problems, associated with impaired microcirculatory myocardial perfusion. The proposed methods of influence on microvascular dysfunction of the ischemic myocardium, including cell cardiomyoplasty and laser myocardial tunneling, include a relatively short-lasting positive effect. For a more successful application of these modern approaches, an increase in the compensatory-reparative capabilities in these patients plays a significant role. A positive result of treatment, in this case, can be achieved by applying pre- and postoperative immunocorrection, since all these processes are immuno-conditioned.