Hemorheological markers for developing an individual physical rehabilitation program of breast cancer patients with coronary heart disease

In clinical practice, out of a huge number of potential biomarkers, mainly physiological, functional and biochemical are used. However, not only these identification methods can be clinically valuable, but also such biophysical markers as rheology and blood thrombotic potential that have not yet been taken into account. Aim is to substantiate the expediency of using hemorheological markers for developing an individual program of physical rehabilitation of breast cancer patients with coronary heart disease.