PREVALENCE AND CLINICAL COURSE OF CHRONIC HEART FAILURE AMONG THE POPULATION OF ANDIJAN REGION
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Chronic heart failure (CHF) is one of the most important medical and social problems in the modern healthcare system. This syndrome is characterized by the inability of the heart’s pumping function to fully meet the tissues’ demand for oxygen and nutrients. CHF is associated not only with the disease itself but also with disability, premature death, and increased economic burden. Worldwide, the prevalence of heart failure continues to grow yearly, which is closely related to population aging, an increase in comorbid conditions, and lifestyle factors. Therefore, assessing the prevalence of CHF, evaluating risk factors, and studying its clinical course are considered priorities not only in global but also in regional healthcare policy. Particular attention is being paid to studying the prevalence of CHF at the local level and the factors influencing its clinical course.
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