Effecfs of trimetazidine on congestive heart failure in elders
Youliang Li
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Youliang Li
Abstract
Objective: To evaluate the clinical effect of trimetazidine on congestive heart failure (CHF) in elders.Methods:66 CHF patients were divied into two groups randomly. In the control group(n=30),patients were treated with commonly used drugs; In the trimetazidine group (n=36), patients were treated with commonly used drugs and trimetazidine. NYHA cardiac function grade. LVEF and FS were compared six months later. Results: Both treatments were effective for CHF in elders,and cardiac function was improved ;Effective rate of the trimetazidine group,whose cardiac function was improved significantly(P0.05),was higher than that of the control group (89% vs 70%,P0.05=. Conclusion:Trimetazidine is effective in the treatment on CHF in elders.
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Objective: To evaluate the clinical effect of trimetazidine on congestive heart failure (CHF) in elders.Methods:66 CHF patients were divied into two groups randomly. In the control group(n=30),patients were treated with commonly used drugs; In the trimetazidine group (n=36), patients were treated with commonly used drugs and trimetazidine. NYHA cardiac function grade. LVEF and FS were compared six months later. Results: Both treatments were effective for CHF in elders,and cardiac function was improved ;Effective rate of the trimetazidine group,whose cardiac function was improved significantly(P0.05),was higher than that of the control group (89% vs 70%,P0.05=. Conclusion:Trimetazidine is effective in the treatment on CHF in elders.
Key concepts: Trimetazidine, Medicine, Heart failure, Cardiac function curve, Cardiology, Internal medicine, Ejection fraction