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In 1965 WHO experts singed out coronary heart disease (CHD) in a separate group. It was dictated by the growing epidemic incidence rate and high mortality from disease complications. Besides, it was urgent to take measures to treat the disease. However, the end of the XX century and the beginning of the XXI century have not brought any significant changes. The heart and vessel diseases complicated by atherosclerosis are still one of the main problems in most countries. The main reasons are high incidence of disease, stabile director disability and mortality among employable population. Each year, cardiovascular diseases cause 4.3 million deaths in Europe in general, and over 2 million in the EU, accounting for 48 and 42% of the total number of deaths respectively. Mortality from coronary heart disease among of men in the age of 65 is 3 times higher than among women. In older age mortality rate is equalized, and after 80 years of age it is 2 times higher among women.

Electrical Heart Instability Evaluation in Conditions of Diastolic Heart Failure Suffered by Coronary Heart Disease Patients