CHRONIC HEART FAILURE IN THE ELDERLY AS A RESULT OF MOLECULAR DISBALANCES
Chronic heart failure is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, leading to disability and remains a major health problem. Persons aged 60 to 79 years account for a major proportion of patients with chronic heart failure in the European part of the Russian Federation. Neurohumoral markers of prognostic importance in chronic heart failure. In the article the results of the study are to study the molecular mechanisms of development of chronic heart failure in patients of older age groups. Chronic heart failure is associated originally in the old vozraste neuroimmunoendocrine violations. While chronic heart failure is accompanied neuroimmunoendocrine disorders, in old age, the mechanisms of cytokine and natriuretic imbalance are implemented to a greater extent than in middle age. In the end, from a clinical point of view in old age is celebrated in more severe chronic heart failure.