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The leading cause of death of elderly patients currently remains coronary heart disease (CHD).Recently, revascularization therapy centers have been opened in almost all regions of our country. In particular, percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) are carried out to effectively manage patients with ACS and PIC to improve the quality of life. These so-called endovascular interventions are currently a highly effective treatment method that can significantly improve the condition of patients and increase their tolerance to physical activity, return people to normal daily life. The aim of our study was to evaluate the possibility of percutaneous coronary intervention as one of the methods of management of patients with chronic coronary heart disease. In this article, a retrospective analysis was made of elderly and senile patients who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention with various types of stenting. During the analysis, it was revealed that most of the patients were elderly and diagnosed with ACS. Over 337 endovascular interventions were performed in 163 patients. During the PCI operation, a lesion of the anterior interventricular branch (PMV) was detected in most parts and, consequently, its stenting was performed. Stenting of coronary vessels in patients with ACS is necessary to prevent myocardial infarction and all the resulting severe complications in elderly and senile people who have a high level of comorbidity. |
