THE CONCEPT OF INDIVIDUALS WITH CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE, BASED ON THE CLINICAL APPROACH
The purpose of the present review was the analysis of personality concepts in cardiovascular pathology, based on psychodynamic and clinical approaches for determining promising areas for further studies of young and middle-aged patients with coronary heart disease. In total, 187 sources were found, of which 130 were included in the survey. In the second part of the scientific review, the introduction describes a clinical approach. In the main part of the review, the concepts of personality disorders in cardiovascular disease, developed on its basis, are presented. he results of observations of the prevalence of personality deviations and individual characteristics are presented for various somatic, including cardiovascular diseases. The results of experimental data confirming the role of hostility, anxiety, and disturbances in the somatoperceptive sphere during the formation and course of cardiovascular diseases, the role of the patient's relationship to treatment in the conduct of treatment and rehabilitation programs are presented. In conclusion, the shortcomings and merits of these concepts are reported and directions for further research are determined.