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REVERSAL 18 : 80 / 40 /. 654 20% , 3,25,4 /. 502 (249 253 ). 2,8 / (25,2%) 2,0 / (46,3%) (p <0,0001). - 5,2% 36,4% (p <0,0001). . () 0,4% (p =0,98). : 2,7 % (p =0,001) [30, 31]. , REVERSAL 80 / .

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ASTEROID (A Study to Evaluate the Effect of Rosuvastatin on Intravascular Ultrasound-Derived Coronary Atheroma Burden) . 507 20 50% . 40 / 24 . 349 .

0,79% ( <0,001), () 5,6 3 ( <0,001). 63,6% , 36,4% [32].

- METEOR (Measuring Effects on intima media Thickness: an Evaluation Of Rosuvastatin) 40 / . 12 () 10% . 984 , 1,23,5 , 40 / (n =702) (n =282) 24 .

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ORION (Outcome of Rosuvastatin treatment on carotid artery atheroma: a magnetic resonance Imaging Observation) (5 /) (40 /) . - . 2 . 43 1679% 2,66,5 /. . .

, . , ( ) 54,5% . 41,4% (p =0,005). : 37% (p =0,014), [35, 36].

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SATURN (Study of Coronary Atheroma by Intravascular Ultrasound: Effect of Rosuvastatin versus Atorvastatin), 2011 . , 40 / 80 / .

1875 , 20 50% . 2,6 / , 4 , 2,1 / , . 104 . . . 1385 : 694 691 . 1039 : 520 519 .

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ASCOT-LLA (Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes TrialLipid-Lowering Arm) ASCOT 10 305 () ≤6,5 /. (10 /) 5168 , 5137 [38]. 1,9% 3% , 36% (p =0,0005). , 27%, 21%, 13%. ASCOT , [39, 40].

CARDS (Collaborative AtovRastatin Diabetes Study) 10 / 2- , . 1428, 1410 . 2838 . 4,14 / . : , , , , , [41]. (5,8%), (9%; p =0,001). : 3,06 / , 3,06 / [42].

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MIRACL (Myocardial Ischemia Reduction with Aggressive Cholesterol Lowering) 3086 ST. 80 / 1538 , 1548 [43]. (, , , , ) 14,8% 17,4% (p =0,048). (6,2 8,4%; p =0,02), 51% (0,78 1,55% ; p =0,04) [44, 45].

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