OPTIMIZATION OF THE MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS FROM RHEOLOGICAL POINTS-OF-VIEW

The efficacy of various modes of correcting rheological disorders (membrane-protective agents, laser irradaiation, plasmapheresis was compared in hypertensive patients. In 30 % of the patients, the conventional antihypertensive therapy was demonstrated to deteriorate hemorheological parameters, which was due to its atherogenic impact on the blood lipid spectrum. Essential phospholipids, laser irradiation, and plasmapheresis, which are supplemented to the multimodality therapy promote a significant improvement of hemorheological parameters, which makes it possible to recommend them for management of hypertensive patients with a stable (essential phospholipids), complicated (laser irradiation), and refrectory (plasmapheresis) course.