To the question about spontaneous involution of arterial hypertension in patients with potentially applicable combined pathology: a clinical case report

А.В. Барсуков, Н.И. Гуляев, В.В. Тупицын, М.П. Зобнина, Д.В. носович, Т.А. Будунова, Л.Н. Верешкина, А.Е. Коровин, Н.Н. Шихвердиев, А.Е. Сухарев, И.Н. Песикин, С.С. Козлов

Authors: A.V. Barsukov, N.i. Gulyaev, V.V. Tupitsyn, M.P. Zobnina, D.V. Nosovitch, т.А. Budunova, L.N. Vereshkina, A.E. Korovin, N.N. Shikhverdiev, A.E. Sukharev, i.N. Pesikin, S.S. Kozlov

Place: St Petersburg, Russia

Institution: Military Medical Academy named after S.M. Kirov

Abstract: The problems of hypotensive conditions in mainly elderly patients are considered in the article. Factors of transient hypotension pathogenesis relevant to essential hypertension are presented. The role of comorbid somatic and infectious pathology as a potential predictor of essential hypertension current change with the development of the adverse hemodynamic orthostatic responses is highlighted. The article presents the clinical example of spontaneous hypertension involution in a patient with concomitant septicemia, parasitosis, oncology.

Keywords: arterial hypertension, orthostatic hypotension, comorbid pathology, obesity, infectious endocarditis, difillobotrios, colorectal cancer

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