Pembuluh Darah
Pembuluh Darah
(PEMBULUH DARAH)
CANGARA, M. HUSNI, MD,
PhD
vena
Ada 3 lapisan : intima, media,
adventitia. Lebih jelas di pemb. darah
besar spt arteri.
Intima : selapis sel endotel dgn jar.
Ikat sub-endotel yg minimal.
Lamina elastic interna memisahkan
tunica intima dgn tun. media
media)
aorta mengembang (sistole),
kempes (diastole)
Kelainan kongenital
Developmental/berry aneurysma : di
cerebral vascular
ruptur,
perdarahan intracerebral
Endothelial cell responses to environmental stimuli. Certain cues (e.g., laminar flow and constant
growth factor levels) lead to stable endothelial cell activation that maintains a nonthrombotic interface
with appropriate smooth muscle cell tone. Pathologic mediators or excessive stimulation by normal
physiologic pathways (e.g., increased inflammatory cytokines) can result in endothelial cell
dysfunction. VEGF, vascular endothelial growth factor.
sintesa matriks
pembentukan neointima.
Penebalan intima
penyempitan/stenosis
pemb. Darah kecil dan medium,mhambat
perfusi jaringan
(normal)
keseimbangan Natrium.
Peranan ginjal :
tekanan darah
Vasokontriksi
resistensi perifer
tek. drh
HIPERTENSI SEKUNDER
5 10 %
DARI SEMUA
HIPERTENSI
Atherosclerosis
Lesi intima berupa atheroma yg menonjol ke lumen
pembuluh darah
Plak atheroma:
mortalitas yg tinggi
Epidemiologi Atherosclerosis
hiperkolesterolemia
Faktor2 lainnya
Inflamasi : C-reaktive protein (CRP) marker
Faktor2 lainnya
Lipoprotein
Faktor2 hemostasis.
Faktor2 lain :
Pathogenesis atherosclerosis
lekosit, trombosis.
Adhesi platelet
Pelepasan mediator untuk menginduksi migrasi sel
otot polos
Hypothetical sequence of cellular interactions in atherosclerosis. Hyperlipidemia and other risk factors are thought to cause endothelial
injury, resulting in adhesion of platelets and monocytes and release of growth factors, including platelet-derived growth factor (PDGF),
which lead to smooth muscle cell migration and proliferation. Foam cells of atheromatous plaques are derived from both macrophages and
smooth muscle cells-from macrophages via the very-low-density lipoprotein (VLDL) receptor and low-density lipoprotein (LDL)
modifications recognized by scavenger receptors (e.g., oxidized LDL), and from smooth muscle cells by less certain mechanisms.
Extracellular lipid is derived from insudation from the vessel lumen, particularly in the presence of hypercholesterolemia, and also from
degenerating foam cells. Cholesterol accumulation in the plaque reflects an imbalance between influx and efflux, and high-density
lipoprotein (HDL) probably helps clear cholesterol from these accumulations. Smooth muscle cells migrate to the intima, proliferate, and
produce ECM, including collagen and proteoglycans. IL-1, interleukin-1; MCP-1, monocyte chemoattractant protein 1.
Morfologi
Fatty streaks : lesi awal pd atherosclerosis
Plak atherosclerotik :
Fatty streak, a collection of foamy macrophages in the intima. A, Aorta with fatty streaks (arrows), associated largely with the ostia of branch vessels. B,
Photomicrograph of fatty streak in an experimental hypercholesterolemic rabbit, demonstrating intimal, macrophage-derived foam cells (arrows).
Gross views of atherosclerosis in the aorta. A, Mild atherosclerosis composed of fibrous plaques, one of which is denoted by the arrow. B, Severe disease
with diffuse and complicated lesions (with plaque rupture and superimposed thrombosis), some of which have coalesced.
Histologic features of atheromatous plaque in the coronary artery. A, Overall architecture demonstrating fibrous
cap (F) and a central necrotic (largely lipid) core (C). The lumen (L) has been moderately compromised. Note that a
segment of the wall is free of plaque (arrow); the lesion is therefore "eccentric". In this section, collagen has been
stained blue (Masson's trichrome stain). B, Higher power photograph of a section of the plaque shown in A,
stained for elastin (black), demonstrating that the internal and external elastic membranes are attenuated and the
media of the artery is thinned under the most advanced plaque (arrow). C, Higher magnification photomicrograph
at the junction of the fibrous cap and core, showing scattered inflammatory cells, calcification (arrowhead) and
neovascularization (small arrows).
Atherosclerotic plaque rupture. A, Plaque rupture without superimposed thrombus, in a patient who died
suddenly. B, Acute coronary thrombosis superimposed on an atherosclerotic plaque with focal disruption of the
fibrous cap, triggering fatal myocardial infarction. In both A and B, an arrow points to the site of plaque rupture .
Prinsip :
emboli
aneurisma
The natural history, morphologic features, main pathogenic events, and clinical
complications of atherosclerosis.
Aneurisma
Aneurysms. A, Normal vessel. B, True aneurysm, saccular type. The wall focally bulges
outward and may be attenuated but is otherwise intact. C, True aneurysm, fusiform type.
There is circumferential dilation of the vessel, without rupture. D, False aneurysm. The
wall is ruptured, and there is a collection of blood (hematoma) that is bounded externally
by adherent extravascular tissues. E, Dissection. Blood has entered (dissected) the wall of
the vessel and separated the layers. Although this is shown as occurring through a tear in
the lumen, dissections can also occur by rupture of the vessels of the vaso vasorum
within the media.
Cystic medial degeneration. A, Cross-section of aortic media from a patient with Marfan syndrome, showing marked elastin fragmentation and formation of areas devoid
of elastin that resemble cystic spaces (asterisks). B, Normal media for comparison, showing the regular layered pattern of elastic tissue. In both A and B, elastin is
stained black.
Patogenesis aneurisma
Plak atherosclerosis menekan tunica media &
Abdominal aortic aneurysm. A, External view, gross photograph of a large aortic aneurysm that ruptured;
the rupture site is indicated by the arrow. B, Opened view, with the location of the rupture tract indicated
by a probe. The wall of the aneurysm is exceedingly thin, and the lumen is filled by a large quantity of
layered but largely unorganized thrombus.
Aortic dissection
Darah memisahkan bidang laminar dari lapisan
Pathogenesis :
Aortic dissection. A, An opened aorta with proximal dissection originating from a small, oblique intimal tear (identified by the probe), allowing blood to enter the media and
creating an intramural hematoma (narrow arrows). Note that the intimal tear has occurred in a region largely free of atherosclerotic plaque and that propagation of the
intramural hematoma is arrested at a site more distally where atherosclerosis begins (broad arrow). B, Histologic view of the dissection demonstrating an aortic intramural
hematoma (asterisk). Aortic elastic layers are black and blood is red in this section, stained with the Movat stain.
Diagrammatic representation of the typical vascular sites involved with the more common
forms of vasculitis, as well as the presumptive etiologies. Note that there is a substantial
overlap in distributions. ANCA, antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody; SLE, systemic lupus
erythematosus.
Vasculitis
Pathogenesis :
Giant-cell (temporal) arteritis. A, H&E stain of section of temporal artery showing giant cells at the
degenerated internal elastic lamina in active arteritis (arrow). B, Elastic tissue stain demonstrating focal
destruction of internal elastic lamina (arrow) and intimal thickening (IT) characteristic of long-standing or
healed arteritis. C, Examination of the temporal artery of a patient with giant-cell arteritis shows a
thickened, nodular, and tender segment of a vessel on the surface of head (arrow).
Takayasu arteritis
Vasculitis granulomatosa arteri medium-besar
Ditandai gangguan penglihatan dan lemahnya
Polyarteritis nodosa
Vaskulitis sistemik pada pembuluh darah
Wegener granulomatosis
Necrotizing vasculitis (triad) :
Pathogenesis:
Pathogenesis :
Raynaund phenomenon
scleroderma
Raynaud's phenomenon. A, Sharply demarcated pallor of the distal fingers resulting from
the closure of digital arteries. B, Cyanosis of the fingertips.