Cardiosclerosis Large focal

Large-focal cardiosclerosis (c. macrofaсgalis)

Cardiosclerosis is a heart disease that occurs after myocardial infarction. As a result of this process, scars form in the heart muscle and change its functionality. This can lead to heart failure and other serious consequences. One of the types of cardiosclerosis is the large-focal form. It is characterized by the formation of large areas of scar tissue in the heart muscle. This type of disease develops gradually and can have various symptoms. The article describes the causes, diagnosis and treatment of large-focal cardiosclerosis. Possible complications that may arise from the disease are also described. In addition, the article describes recommendations for the prevention of cardiosclerosis and risk factors that increase the likelihood of its development.