RELATED HYPERHOMOCYSTEINEMIA AS A CAUSE OF SECONDARY HIGH RISK OF CEREBROVASCULAR EVENTS IN PATIENTS HAVING IN THE ANAMNESIS CEREBROVASCULAR DISORDERS. <...> THE CLINICAL ANALYSIS Fengyan Jin Tianjin Third Central Hospital (Ttch) Associate Professor, Associate Senior Doctor, 83 Jintang Road, Hedong District, Tianjin, China Annotaion. <...> This paper discusses the patients with stroke in case history, high blood pressure and high level of homocysteine. <...> Will these events contribute to the high probability of the risk of secondary cerebrovascular disease and how these cerebrovascular risks depend on the relations between the levels homocysteine and high blood pressure. <...> Our results indicate that elevated levels of plasma homocysteine level of above 10.0 μmol/L and the presence of hypertension are associated with increased risk of secondary cerebrovascular disease patients after the first stroke. <...> Cerebrovascular risks are gendered nature: Research homocysteine level of the adult population of six Chinese cities showed that 75% of subjects have elevated levels homocysteine (> 10 μmol/L). <...> The study also found that patients with a high risk of secondary cerebrovascular diseases were two major risk factors — high blood pressure and elevated levels of homocysteine. <...> Thus, according carried out the clinical analysis the main cause of secondary cerebrovascular risk is closely associated with high blood pressure and elevated levels of homocysteine concentration in primary anamnesis with the presence of a stroke. <...> Cerebrovascular disease (CVD) is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide and places a huge burden on the health care system. <...> Свидетельство о регистрации СМИ ПИ № ФС77-49390 Журнал представлен в НАУЧНОЙ ЭЛЕКТРОННОЙ БИБЛИОТЕКЕ — головном исполнителе проекта по созданию Российского индекса научного цитирования (РИНЦ) disease (HCVD). <...> Since, the treatment, prognosis and rehabilitation of CVD is frustrating, prevention of CVD by properly addressing its modifiable risk factors might be the spearhead to combat the burden. <...> There are several established risk factors associated with CVD, but a newer modifi Since 1999 p-ISSN 2226-7425, e-ISSN 2412-9437 The Journal of scientific articles “Health and Education Millennium”, 2015. <...> No 3 able risk factor, hyperhomocysteinemia has created a new window for limiting the occurrence of CVD. <...> Examine <...>