СЛУЧАЙ УСПЕШНОЙ ХИРУРГИЧЕСКОЙ РЕВАСКУЛЯРИЗАЦИИ МИОКАРДА У ПАЦИЕНТКИ С БОЛЕЗНЬЮ ТАКАЯСУ

Nonspecific aorthoarteritis (Takayasu disease) is a chronic, often recurrent inflammatory aortic disease and its main branches (primarily subclavian and carotid arteries) that causes vascular occlusion. This is manifested by the absence of a pulse on one or both hands. The disease is more characteristic of Asian peoples. Mainly women under the age of 40 – 50 are sick with this disease. Takayasu described the disease in 1908. Various clinical types of nonspecific aorthoarteritis exist with the formation of hemodynamically significant stenoses and occlusions, along with processes of dilatation and aneurismal expansion of the arteries, including the pulmonary, coronary (up to 30 %), and body vessels. Traditionally, anti – Inflammatory and immunosuppressive therapy is used in the treatment of this disease, but it does not always allow achieving a satisfactory effect and preventing the development of complications.