INSTRUMENTAL AND TREATMENT TACTICS WHEN STROKE AND ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME OCCUR SIMULTANEOUSLY IN ONE PATIENT

Barotov Samandar Soyib Oʻgʻli; Ibragimov Saidburxon Abdumajid Oʻgʻli; Oʻktamxoʻjayev Yorqinxoʻja Boburxoʻja Oʻgʻli

Authors

Barotov Samandar Soyib Oʻgʻli Samarkand State Medical Unversity
Ibragimov Saidburxon Abdumajid Oʻgʻli Samarkand State Medical Unversity
Oʻktamxoʻjayev Yorqinxoʻja Boburxoʻja Oʻgʻli Samarkand State Medical Unversity

Keywords:

Stroke, acute coronary syndrome, simultaneous occurrence, instrumental diagnostics, treatment tactics, cardiovascular diseases, imaging techniques, pharmacological therapy, interventional treatment, hemodynamic monitoring, patient management, multidisciplinary approach.

Abstract

Stroke and acute coronary syndrome (ACS) are critical cardiovascular conditions that require urgent and precise management. The simultaneous occurrence of both conditions in a single patient presents a unique clinical challenge due to overlapping symptoms and complex pathophysiology. This article reviews the instrumental diagnostic approaches and treatment strategies for managing patients with concurrent stroke and ACS. Emphasis is placed on timely diagnosis using imaging and laboratory tests, careful evaluation of hemodynamic status, and the integration of pharmacological and interventional therapies to optimize patient outcomes. The article also discusses potential complications and the need for multidisciplinary collaboration in the management of such high-risk patients. Understanding and implementing effective diagnostic and therapeutic tactics is crucial for improving prognosis and reducing morbidity and mortality in this patient group.

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