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Chronic heart failure: Clinical trends and modern approaches

Chronic heart failure (CHF) is one of the most pressing problems in modern cardiology, and the prevalence and diagnosis of this disease is increasing due to improvements in medical diagnosis and treatment, increased patient life expectancy, and advances in cardiology. This article discusses the specifics of the clinical course of CHF, modern trends in the course of the disease, early detection, analysis of causes and the criteria for the final classification in a broad sense, taking into account the latest data. At the same time, the latest achievements and modern views in the field are briefly described.