Anton K. Peresada, D. Dundua, A. Kedrova, Irina N. Oleinikova, Anna V. Masterkova
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Abstract
Background: Cancer patients receiving high doses of cardiotoxic combined anticancer drugs have an increased risk of cardiovascular complications. During treatment, patients may experience complications from the cardiovascular system, in particular chronic heart failure (CHF). Without the necessary laboratory and instrumental control, it is impossible to predict in advance the development of heart failure, which often complicates chemotherapy, and, in some cases necessitates cancellation of life-saving anticancer therapy. It turned out that timely cardioprotection, a drug intervention aimed at preventing myocardial dysfunction in cancer patients, can prevent the development of heart failure. Aim: The purpose of this review is to briefly reflect the mechanisms of cardiotoxicity in various chemotherapy regimens, as well as the current possibilities of cardioprotection in cancer patients receiving cardiotoxic chemotherapy