This review presents results of clinical studies of senile asthenia ("fragility") syndrome and chronic heart failure (CHF). Recent reports of the "fragility" prevalence in patients with CHF are described. The review presents specific features of pathophysiological pathways underlying the development of both senile asthenia syndrome and CHF; the role of "fragility" in the progression and complications of CHF is addressed. Senile asthenia syndrome associated with CHF is regarded as an independent predictor of unfavorable prognosis and high mortality in this patient category. The authors concluded that methods for "fragility" evaluation in CHF patients followed by risk stratification and selection of individual management tactics should be implemented in clinical practice.

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