THE FIRST RESULTS OF THE REGISTRY OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME IN TRANSBAIBAIKAL REGION
The aim of the research. Тo assess the outcomes of the register of patients who had the acute coronary syndrome register in Transbaibaikal region, to find the ways to improve management patterns and in this disease. Materials and methods. The registry of patients who had acute coronary syndrome was created in Transbaibaikal region cardiology health centre. The data of 793 patients who are included in this registry was analysed. The registry was kept constantly with cases of acute coronary syndrome in patients presenting with ST-segment elevation and acute coronary syndrome in patients presenting with non-ST-segment elevation. We used medical files (form 003-y) of each patients, which includes all data concerning his health status, as a source. Statistical treatment was performed as descriptive statistics. Results. The better part of patients with ACS were men of average age 62. Thrombolytic therapy was used in one patients with ST-segment elevation and acute coronary syndrome in five. Percutaneous coronary intervention was used in another better part of patients (55.9%). More than 90% of patients were treated with drugs recommended in clinical practice guidelines (antiplatelet, anticoagulant, beta-blockers, Statins, ACE inhibitors, ARBs). Acute coronary syndrome in patients presenting with ST-segment elevation could develop into life-threatening status more often. Cardiogenic shock presents a high mortality rate whether acute coronary syndrome in patients presenting with ST-segment elevation or acute coronary syndrome in patients presenting with nonST-segment elevation. Conclusions. Initiating the register of patients who had the acute coronary syndrome register in transbaikal region helps us to evaluate quality of medical care during the first 24 hours. The violations detected during keeping the Register made it necessary to create an electronic model of transfer epicrisis of the established model and its introduction into Transbaikal Region medical centres .