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Objec;ves

Topic 4

Describesomeofthecauses,riskfactors, pathophysiologyandclinicalmanifesta;onsof thefollowingdiseases:


Heartfailure Aneurysm Arteriosclerosisandatherosclerosis Coronaryarterydisease

Cardiovascular Disease II
Kate Smith
K.F.Smith@curtin.edu.au


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HEARTFAILURE

Heartfailureriskfactors

Acomplexclinicalsyndrome Heartisincapableofmaintaininga cardiacoutput Leadstoinadequateperfusionof;ssues or, IncreaseddiastolicllingpressureofLV Resultsinincreasedpulmonarylling pressures


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Hyperlipidemia Hypertension Diabetes Insulinresistance Highsaltintake Cardiomyopathy Smoking


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Heartfailurecauses

HFtermstounderstand

Coronaryarterydisease Hypertension Heartvalvedisease Toxicinjury(virus,alcohol,drugsetc) Unknown(20%) Rarecasespregnancy


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Preload AZerload Myocardialcontrac;lity Cardiacoutput Ejec;onfrac;on

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SystolicHeartFailure

Le#sidedHeartFailure

Inabilityofthehearttogenerateoutput sucienttoperfuse;ssues
Renalperfusiondecreases Ac;va;onofRAAS

Strokevolumedependenton:
Contrac;lity Preload AZerload
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SystolicHeartFailure

SystolicHeartFailure

Contrac;lityreduced,egMI:
Ventricularremodellingresultsindisrup;on ofstructure Consequentdila;onofmyocardium SVdecreases,LVEDVincreases

IncreasedaZerload,egHTN,aor;cvalve disease
Resistancetoventricularemptying Increasedwork Hypertrophy MediatedbyangiotensinII

Preloadincreases
Toomuchstretch
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ViciousCycle

LeZsidedHeartFailureconsequences

Decreasingcontrac;lity Increasingpreload IncreasingaZerload

Signs&symptoms
Shortnessofbreath Cough Decreasedurineoutput Fa;gue

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HeartFailure

Management

DRUGS!

Inotropestoincreasecontrac;lity Diure;cstoreducepreload ACEinhibitorstoreduceaZerload

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DiastolicHeartFailure

Systolicfunc;onpreserved Pulmonaryconges;ondespitenormalSV& CO Inotropicdrugsnotindicated

RightsidedHeartFailure

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RightsidedHeartFailure Inabilityofrightventricletoprovideadequate bloodowintopulmonarycircula;on IntheabsenceofleZheartfailure,abributed tohypoxicpulmonarydisease,eg


COPD Cys;cbrosis ARDS

RightsidedHeartFailure

Hypoxaemia Reexvasoconstric;onofpulmonary capillaries Narrowingofvessels Pulmonaryhypertension IncreasedrightventricularaZerload Failure(corpulmonale)


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RightsidedHeartFailureconsequences

RightvsLeZHeartFailure

Signs&symptoms:
Swollenankles Liverfailure Weightloss

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NewYorkHeartAssocFunc;onalClassica;onScale
ClassI: Nosymptomswithordinaryac;vity ClassII:Slightlimita;onofphysicalac;vity. Comfortableatrest,butordinaryphysicalac;vity resultsinfa;gue,palpita;on,dyspnoea,orangina ClassIII:Markedlimita;onofphysicalac;vity. Comfortableatrest,butlessthanordinaryphysical ac;vityresultsinfa;gue,palpita;on,dyspnoea,or anginapain ClassIV:Unabletocarryoutanyphysicalac;vity withoutdiscomfort.Symptomsofcardiacinsuciency maybepresentevenatrest
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ANEURYSM Deni;on:localiseddila;onoroutpouching ofavesselwallorcardiacchamber Areaofweakness&vulnerability Forma;onisduetodisrup;onofthevessel wall Atherosclerosisisthemostcommoncauseof arterialaneurysms HTNincreasesstressonthewall Aortasuscep;ble
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Aneurysm

Aneurysms

Trueaneurysms
Fusiformcircumferen;al Saccular Morelikelytoburst

Falseaneurysms
Extravascularhaematoma Morelikelytodissect

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Aneurysm

Aneurysm

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Cerebralaneurysm

ARTERIOSCLEROSIS Arteriosclerosisis...
Chronicdiseaseofthearterialsystem characterisedbyabnormalthickening&hardening ofthevesselwalls

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Vesselsandinjury

VesselsandInjury

Vesselsmadeupof3layers:
Tunicain;ma(endothelialcells) Tunicamedia Adven;;a

Arteriosclerosis=hardeningofarteries Atherosclerosisisthepathologicalprocess

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Atherosclerosis

Pathophysiology InjuryInamma;on Frankinjury:


Toendothelialcells

SoZdepositsofintraarterialfat&brininthe vesselwallsthathardenwith;me Causesocclusiontobloodow Leadingcauseofcoronaryartery& cerebrovasculardisease

Injuriousenvironment:
Smoking,hypertension,diabetes,increasedLDL& decreasedHDLcholesterol Also:elevatedCreac;veprotein,increasedserum brinogen,insulinresistance,oxida;vestress, infec;on,periodontaldisease

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ATHEROSCLEROSIS
ANTITHROMBOTICS INJURY INFLAMMATION VASODILATION

CORONARYARTERYDISEASE

MACROPHAGE FOAMCELLS FATTYSTREAK FIBROUSPLAQUE

Anyvasculardisorderthatnarrowsor occludesthecoronaryarteries Mostcommonisatherosclerosis CADmyocardialbloodsupply ischaemiaacutecoronarysyndromes infarc;on(irreversiblemyocardialdamage)

COMPLICATEDPLAQUE

EMBOLIS

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CADRiskFactors

Atherosclerosisintherestofthebody

HTN Smoking Diabetesmellitus Obesity/sedentarylifestyle IncCreac;veprotein Hyperhomocysteinemia Infec;on


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Anyvessel Supplyofbloodtoimportantareassuchas
Heart Brain Kidney Lungs Liver Limbs
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THROMBOSIS&EMBOLISM Slowbloodowistheenemy! Roughening,trauma,infec;on,obstruc;onor inamma;onofthein;mal/endothelium surface Ac;vatescloJngcascade Shockcanini;atecoagula;onpathways

Thrombus

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Thrombosis

Embolism

Embolus=abolusofmabercircula;nginthe bloodstreame.g.dislodgedthrombus,anair bubble,afatball,bacteria,cancercells, foreignsubstances Embolism=theobstructedvessel Embolusistransportedinbloodstreamun;lit reachesavesselthatitistoonarrowtot through


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EmbolismandEmbolus

ConsequencesofEmbolism

Ischemia Infarc;on Necrosis Organdysfunc;on Pain Where:lungs,heart,brain,kidney,liver, gut,limbs...


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Haemostasis

PlateletFunc;ons

Arrestofbleeding Threecomponents:
1. Platelets 2. Bloodproteins(cloJngfactors) 3. Vasculature(endothelialcells&subendothelial matrix)

1. Contributetoregula;onofbloodowintoa damagedsitethroughinduc;onof vasoconstric;on 2. Ini;ateinterac;onsresul;nginforma;onof plateletplug 3. Ac;vatecloJngcascadetostabiliseplatelet plug 4. Ini;aterepairprocesses


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PlateletAc;va;on Plateletsac;vatedwhenavesselisdamaged Ac;va;onproceedsthrough:


Adhesion Aggrega;on Ac;va;on

CloJng ThecloJngsystemisagroupofplasma proteinsthat,whenac;vatedsequen;ally, formabloodclot Abloodclotisameshworkofproteinstrands (brin)thatstabilisestheplateletplug&traps othercells Clots:


Plugdamagedvessels Trapmicroorganisms Provideaframeworkforhealing
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Ac;vatedplateletscauseaplateletplugto sealtheinjuredendothelium Ifdamageisminor,haemostasisisachieved Abloodclotstabilisestheplateletplug


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CloJng

CloJng

Complexsystemwiththreebasicsteps:
1. ReleaseofcloJngfactorsfrominjured;ssue cells&s;ckyplatelets 2. Seriesofchemicalreac;onsresul;nginthe forma;onofthrombin 3. Forma;onofbrin&trappingofbloodcellsto formaclot

Processusuallypresentedastwopathwaysof ini;a;on
1. Intrinsic(;ssuefactor) 2. Extrinsic(contactac;va;on)

thatjoininacommonpathway

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CloJng

1.IntrinsicPathway

Pathwaysac;vatedbymanysubstances releasedduring;ssueinjury&infec;on,eg
Collagen Proteinases Kallikrein Plasmin Bacterialproducts,egendotoxins

Contactac;va;onpathway Ac;vatedinthepresenceofanabnormalor damagedvesselwall Hagemanfactor(factorVII)inplasmacontacts subendothelialsubstancesexposedby vascularinjury

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2.ExtrinsicPathway

CommonPathway

Tissuefactorpathway Tissueinjury Membraneboundorsoluble;ssuefactor (;ssuethromboplas;n)isreleasedby damagedendothelialcellsinbloodvessels Reactswithac;vatedfactorVII(VIIa)

BothpathwaysconvergeatfactorX(Stuart Prowerfactor) Ac;va;onoffactorXbeginsthecommon pathway:


Prothrombinisconvertedtothrombin Thrombinconvertsbrinogentobrin Fibrinpolmerisestoformaclot

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Tutorial&Lab

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Tutorial:
Ques;onsthatleadyoutoexploretherole ofinamma;oninthepathophysiologyof atherosclerosis Usep.594onwardsfromyourtext

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Lab:
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