Oxidative stress in patients, men of working age who underwent acute myocardial infarction and subsequent coronary artery bypass surgery at the stage of early inpatient rehabilitation

Abstract

An increase in the volume of cardiosurgical interventions is accompanied by an increase in their effectiveness and quality. Currently, the main methods of surgical treatment of coronary artery disease are coronary stenting and coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG). The number of CAB operations performed in our country over the past 5 years has increased more than 5 times [1]. Rehabilitation assistance to patients who underwent reconstructive surgery at heart continues to develop actively, but many aspects of this complex process have not been sufficiently studied. The prognosis of the patient who underwent CABG depends on the effectiveness of rehabilitation and secondary prevention of IHD, which consists in the drug correction of dyslipidemic, hemorheological, hyperoxidative syndromes that accelerate the atherosclerotic process.