Guyton Model
Rumaisah Satyawati
Guyton Physiology = Right Heart Physiology
PENDAHULUAN
JANTUNG KIRI VS JANTUNG KANAN
PRELOAD
KONTRAKTILITAS
AFTERLOAD
INPUT OUTPUT
(VR) (CO)
2
KOMPLIANS
64%
FRANK-STARLING LAW OF THE HEART
Preload-dependence =
Artinya, setiap peningkatan preload by volume
loading pada area ini akan meningkatkan stroke
volume, sehingga cardiac output akan meningkat
Preload
THE IMPACT OF STARLING’S PRELOAD
DEPENDENCY TO FLUID MANAGEMENT
PHYSIOLOGY OF VOLUME
FLUID BOLUS RESUSCITATTION IN CRITICALL ILL
OR FLUID
RESPONSIVENESS
Glycocalix damage - Increased
CYSTALLOID permeability/gap
INFUSION
Leakage
Interstitial
INCREASE FILLING
hypovolemia
Fluid shift
Plasma
PRESSURE ATRIAL
NATRIURETIC
PEPTIDE (ANP)
LAUNCHED Lymph
In critical illness
Urine output leakage >> lymph flow
decrease STILL
HYPOPERFUSION tissue edema
WHAT ABOUT SEPSIS
PROTOCOL?
CRITIQUES OF EGDT
(RIVERS STUDY)
EGDT IN THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE SEPSIS
AND SEPTIC SHOCK
Marik, Bellomo. A rational approach to fluid therapy in sepsis. Review article. British Journal of Anaesthesia, 2015
• Studi against EGDT Rivers yaitu ARISE, PROMISE & Jenssen
menunjukkan pasien2 sepsis yang diloading cairan tanpa target CVP 8-
12 mempunyai angka kematian yang jauh lebih kecil dari angka
kematian pada studi EGDT Rivers.
CARDIAC OUTPUT
VENOUS RETURN
Circulatory Physiology: Cardiac Output And Its Regulation. A.C. Guyton.W.B. Saunders
Co. Philadelphia 1963
WHAT DETERMINES CARDIAC
OUTPUT?
CARDIAC OUTPUT
RVR 3
RESISTANCE TO VENOUS RETURN
DIAMETER VEIN CAVA AND BLOOD
VISCOSITY
2
GRADIENT PRESSURE
MCFP-CVP
MCFP
MEAN SYSTEMIC FILLING PRESSURE
STRESSED VOLUME (NON-SPLANCHNIC
CIRCULATION)
Circulatory Physiology: Cardiac Output And Its Regulation. A.C. Guyton.W.B. Saunders
Co. Philadelphia 1963
WHY VENOUS RETURN?
VENOUS RETURN
• The quantity of blood which returns to the heart from peripheral
circulatory system
• Three principal factors that affect venous return to the heart from
the systemic circulation:
– Right atrial pressure (RAP = CVP), which exerts a backward force on the
veins to impede flow of blood from the veins into the right atrium.
– Degree of filling of the systemic circulation (measured by the Mean
Circulatory Filling Pressure = MCFP), which forces the systemic blood
toward the heart (this is the pressure measured everywhere in the systemic
circulation when all flow of blood is stopped).
– Resistance to blood flow (RVR) between the peripheral vessels and the
right atrium.
1. Guyton AC: Determination of cardiac output by equating venous return curves with cardiac response curves. Physiol Rev
1955; 35:123–129
2. Guyton AC, Lindsey AW, Kaufmann BN: Effect of mean circulatory filling pressure and other peripheral circulatory factors on
cardiac out- put. Am J Physiol 1955; 180:463–468
GUYTON’S VENOUS RETURN CURVE
Recently dead dog:
TRANSFUSION a pump replacing the heart
INCREASE MCFP & RA pump Aorta
RAP/CVP MCFP changed by increasing or
VENOUS RETURN BECOMES
decreasing the total quantity of
ZERO WHEN THE RIGHT blood
ATRIAL PRESSURE RISES TO
EQUAL THE MEAN SYSTEMIC
FILLING PRESSURE
AC Guyton. Determination of cardiac output by equating venous return curves with cardiac
response curves physiol Rev 1955; 35: 123-139
GUYTON COMBINED VENOUS RETURN CURVE WITH
STARLING’S CARDIAC FUNCTION CURVE
WORKING
POINT
VENOUS RETURN AND CARDIAC
liters/m2/min
OUTPUT
0
RIGHT ARTERIAL PRESSURE
mmHg
KESIMPULAN