Assessment of quality of life in patients with stable angina combined with gastroduodenal pathology

The goal of the paper is to assess psychological and physical components of the quality of life in patients with stable angina combined with gastroduodenal pathology. Materials and Methods. The study included 53 patients with stable angina combined with gastroduodenal pathology. Patients were diagnosed with IHD in accordance with search algorithms (ESC guidelines, 2013), taking into account the clinical picture, evaluation of non-invasive tests, and coronary angiography. The quality of life was evaluated using the SF-36 questionnaire. The factual material obtained from all groups during the trial was processed by means of variation statistics. Results. Patients with stable angina combined with gastroduodenal pathology (n=53) were divided into two groups, depending on sex. Group I (n=31) consisted of male patients, and group II (n=22) included female patients. Depressive states, anxiety and mental distress in both groups were comparable. The impact of pain on daily activities was significantly lower in Group I patients...