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DOI: Preoperative Preparation Of Elderly Patients With Concomitant Hypertension In The Practice Of Ophthalmic Surgery
Mansur Muratovich Matlubov , Doctor Of Science, Head Of Chair Of Anesthesiology And Reanimatology, Samarkand State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan Jasur Tolibovich Yusupov , Assistant, Chair Of Anesthesiology And Reanimatology, Samarkand State Medical Institute, Uzbekistan Nigina Ulugbekovna Mukhamedieva , Chair Of Anesthesiology And Reanimatology, Samarkand State Medical Institute, UzbekistanAbstract
Background: The relevance of the problem of arterial hypertension (AH) is determined by its high frequency in the population, the influence on the state of health, working capacity and longevity of the population. Persons of old and old age, as a rule, have a significant amount of risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, very often there are lesions of target organs and associated clinical conditions, therefore, the majority of painful AHs of these age-related categories belong to high and very high-risk groups.
Keywords
Cataract, hypertension
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