LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM AS ONE OF THE MOST SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS OF TRANSMURAL MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION

Abstract

Diagnosis and surgical care for injuries to the cardiovascular system pose a serious challenge for the military and medical community. This encourages further improvement of diagnostic methods, treatment and rehabilitation of victims. Improving diagnostic methods and surgical care is an urgent need that requires the development of effective treatment strategies. The current state of medical science and practice indicates the constant development of diagnostic methods, surgical techniques and medical technologies, which allow achieving incredible results in restoring the health of victims. The ideal combination of a scientific approach and practical applicability becomes a decisive factor for effective medical care in conditions of limited resources, unpredictable situations and time pressure. There is a need to improve the medical field, which would ultimately contribute to more effective saving of lives of people with diseases of the cardiovascular system. One of the key components of success is a deep understanding of the anatomy, physiology and pathology of the cardiovascular system. Research in this area requires a thorough study of the experience of various medical specialists, combined with their own practice. The acquisition of best practices, improvement of diagnostic and therapeutic methods, as well as the study of the latest medical technologies are necessary to achieve the best results in life-saving operations for disorders of the cardiovascular system. The article expands scientific knowledge in the field of surgical medicine, improves approaches to the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular system injuries, and also identifies approaches to increasing the effectiveness of medical care in complex clinical cases. This research also has the potential to influence the further development of medical science and help improve approaches to the treatment of other important medical conditions. The results of the study will make a significant contribution to the practice of providing medical care and will help improve the survival and quality of life of victims with injuries to the cardiovascular system.