Why the study?
The study was conducted to analyze the correlation between coronary heart disease and potential risk factors, screen the main risk factors in the elderly, and evaluate their intervention status.
Comprehensive management of multiple interacting risk factors and improved medication adherence are essential for the primary and secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in the elderly.
Supports age-focused CHD screening in elderly; leaves open prospective validation of modifiable risks.
To analyze the correlation between coronary heart disease and the possible risk factors such as age, gender, hypertension, dyslipidemia, smoking, diabetes, uric acid and plasma fibrinogen, to screen the main risk factors of coronary heart disease in the elderly and evaluate the intervention status of coronary heart disease in the elderly. In the unchangeable risk factors, age is still the main risk factor of coronary heart disease; in terms of gender, the onset age of female coronary heart disease is later than that of male, but the complications and mortality rate are higher than that of male, and the risk factors are more than that of male. The first level prevention needs doctors and patients to establish a mutual trust relationship, and actively intervene to reduce the total risk of cardiovascular disease. Drug compliance management should be strengthened in secondary prevention.
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