Clinical case: a patient with generalized atherosclerosis and comorbid pathology

A portrait of a 72-year-old patient with generalized atherosclerosis, hypertension without achieving the target blood pressure level, coronary heart disease: atherosclerotic atherosclerosis, type 2 diabetes mellitus with target organ damage, CHF is presented. The patient's unwillingness to receive a large number of drugs, their high cost, ineffectiveness of hypolipidemic, planned hypotensive, disaggregant, hypoglycemic therapy of comorbid pathology for the purpose of individual prevention of ischemic stroke / myocardial infarction due to irregular drug intake led to the formation of generalized atherosclerosis, hemodynamically significant atherosclerosis of the right femoral, both popliteal arteries, right internal carotid artery, failure to achieve the target level Blood pressure, the appearance and progression of CHF. The patient has an extreme risk of cardiovascular complications, which can be realized at the present time, which dictates the need to review the pharmacotherapy of comorbid pathology.