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[Clinical efficiency of ivabradine in patients with cardiorespiratory pathology].

Clinical efficiency of If-inhibitor ivabradin (Coraxan, Servier) in 40 patients with cardiorespiratory pathology (CRP) was studied. It was shown, that use of ivabradin in dose of 5 mg two times a day leaded to significant decrease in number of angina attacks in a week, and also in time of painless myocardial ischemia, decrease in heart rate at a day and during physical exercises, increase in 6 minutes walking distance and circadian index, oxygen saturation and partial tension, decrease in average pressure in pulmonary artery, increase in ejection fraction of left ventricle. Thus, ivabradin (Coraxan, Servier) is an effective antianginal drug for CRP patients, it improves life quality and do not has an influence on external respiration function. Ivabradin in dose of 5 mg two times a day can be used for CRP patients and as alternative to beta-adrenoblockers.

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