its spread is, it’s scary to imagine konstantin mitovich, an entire region could suffer, and vadim kapylov employee, he knows about this, yes, he mentally normal, one of our best employees, a decent, conflict-free person, i can’t imagine how this could happen. so, our task is to find him and prevent a tragedy, for everything about everything 24 hours, already less, which means, well, we must take all his contacts must be under control; it is especially necessary to establish the identity of his enemy, on whom he was preparing an assassination attempt, and also to find out the motives that prompted him to commit the murder. andrey vasilyevich, we need your help and communication. kopylova, his friends , relatives, enemies , he had no enemies at work, i know that for sure, but his personal life outside the laboratory is absolutely unknown to me, you know his address, but he lives with his sister, so from hearsay, that means you you go there right away, that’s it, guys, there’s no time, go ahead! i can't wait to see my mom again, okay, bye, bye, masha, mommy. hi, yeah, listen, you were let ou

today we’ll talk about this with doctor of medical sciences, cardiologist, philip kapylov.e to talk to you about myocardial ischemia. we are, in general, doctors and even many patients. imagines, well, in general, that there is a myocardium, that when its nutrition, transport, and delivery of oxygen to the heart muscle are disrupted, this it is called ischemia, that ischemia can lead to a heart attack , and this is generally a dangerous condition, but usually in real life, we can only assess the degree of ischemia, well, how did a person develop exertional angina, so... probably there is myocardial ischemia, yes, then they did an echocardiogram, they did an ecg , they did a coronary angiography, they saw a violation of one of the vessels and realized, yes, there is ischemia, and what other methods are there that are minimally invasive, convenient, understandable, in order to understand whether a person has myocardial ischemia or not, and if she yes, then to what degree, life-threatening, non-hazardous, these are the situations when... yes, yes, we are kind of trying to do t

let's talk about this with doctor of medical sciences, cardiologist, philip kapylov.y glad to see you. and today i would like to talk to you about this. a very rapidly developing topic such as treatment of atherosclerosis, prevention, treatment of atherosclerosis, we understand perfectly well that it is behind coronary heart disease, yes, which is still one of the leading causes of human death in general, the death of people in general, atherosclerosis is in many ways the fundamental cause of these problems, so what's new in the prevention and treatment of atherosclerosis today? good morning! and maternal growth is certainly one of the most important problems in our country, taking into account our vascular mortality, of course this is such a problem in medicine, probably still number one, it’s massive in general, it’s absolutely huge, that is, we unfortunately have one of the highest mortality rates from sulfur-pure diseases in the world, so for us this is relevant, let’s say, many times more relevant than it might even be in other countries, but for a very large num