Pneumosclerosis Cardiogenic

Pneumosclerotic disease (cardiohemosiderosis).

Diseases in which pulmonary edema occurs due to metabolic disorders are symptomatic in nature. It occurs mainly in mature and elderly people. The cardiac type develops against the background of pathology of the cardiovascular system. The sooner the patient receives help, the lower the risks of complications and mortality. Pneumosclerosis is a pathology of the lungs. Its signs are gluing of the alveoli, disruption of air movement in the lungs and blockage of small airways. The disease ranks first in mortality among pulmonary diseases, and occurs only in relatively young patients.