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Investigation of the Effectiveness of Cortexin in the Treatment of Cardiac Arrhythmias in Children

Madina Borkhaevna Bolgucheva, Khadizhet Alikhanovna Barakhoeva, Nellya Karoevna Avakian, Iznor Musaevich Tutaev, Tatiana Sergeevna Baranova, Madina Rashidovna Kotieva, Khadishat Islanovna Sultukhanova, Milana Lemaevna Abdulkadyrova, Bela Zakharovna Albegova, Milana Rafikovna Gabachieva

Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International · pp. 287–293 · Published 13 Dec 2021

10.9734/jpri/2021/v33i55B33878

Abstract

In this article, a new look at cardiac rhythm and conduction disorders in children is outlined. These deviations, along with congenital malformations, have taken one of the first places in the structure of cardiovascular pathologies. This is one of the most serious problems that stands at the intersection of cardiology and pediatrics. The frequency of occurrence of severe forms of arrhythmias reaches 1:5000 of the child population, and life-threatening arrhythmias – 1:7000. Treatment of cardiac arrhythmias and conduction disorders is one of the most difficult sections of clinical pediatrics. There are medicinal and non-medicinal methods. According to experimental new data, nootropics, in particular the drug Cortexin, along with cardiotrophic drugs, form the basis of neuro-metabolic therapy and correction of children's arrhythmias.

Cortexin congenital heart defects cardiac arrhythmias children

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