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ARITHMOGENIC EFFECTS OF ANTITUMOR THERAPY FOR ONCOLOGICAL DISEASES
Mukhammedjanova M.Kh., Bukhara State Medical Institute
Ergashev B.B., Bukhara State Medical Institute
Ubaydova D.S., Bukhara State Medical Institute
Jumaeva M.F. Bukhara State Medical Institute
Resume
Many anticancer drugs have potential arrhythmogenic effects. At the same time, the question of predictors of the realization of the proarrhythmic action of targeted chemotherapy has been insufficiently studied.
The purpose of this review article is to analyze modern literary sources on the frequency of development and features of the course of arrhythmias arising against the background of anticancer therapy of oncological diseases.
Key words: oncopathology, arrhythmias, chemotherapy, complication, targeted therapy
First page
216
Last page
220
For citation: Mukhammedjanova M.Kh., Ergashev B.B., Ubaydova D.S., Jumaeva M.F. ARITHMOGENIC EFFECTS OF ANTITUMOR THERAPY FOR ONCOLOGICAL DISEASES //New Day in Medicine 6(38)2021 216-220 https://cutt.ly/TY59atJ
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