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[Experience in coenzyme Q10 application in complex therapy of coronary heart disease with dyslipidemia].

The subjects of the study were 43 patients with II- III functional class coronary heart disease (CHD) and dyslipidemia, who received conventional cardial therapy. The patients were divided into two groups: group I (26 subjects) received vasilip, a simvastatin generic, in a dose of 20 mg a day; group 11 (17 subjects) received vasilip in a dose of 20 mg a day plus cudesan in a dose of 1 ml a day, which contained 30 mg of ubiquinone Q 10 and 4.5 mg of alpha-tocopherol. Effects of the therapies on blood lipids, their peroxides, and the antioxidative status of blood were studied. After one month, vasilip was effective in achieving the target level of low-density lipoprotein cholesterol in 62% of group I patients and 65% of group II patients; at the same time, its use led to a significant increase in the level of primary and secondary lipid peroxidation (LP) products (25% and 29%, respectively), and lowering of the antioxidative status of blood, which consisted in a decrease in ceruloplasmin (CP) serum level and CP: transferrin (CP:TF) ratio by 6% in group I patients. The use of cudesan in combination with vasilip led to a significant decrease in the level of primary and secondary LP products (30% and 29%, respectively), and an increase in the level of serum CP by 25.7%, and CP: TF ratio by 12.5%.

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