Hipertensi Pulmonal
Hipertensi Pulmonal
PULMONAL
Echo:Estimate PA pressure
Assess for shunts and valvular
disease; ventricular function
PENEMUAN PADA EKG
Sering
ditemuka
n RVH
dan RAE
RAE,RVH
CHEST X-RAY FINDINGS
Estimate PA
pressure
Assess for
shunts
and valvular
disease
ventricular
function
SECONDARY PULMONARY
HYPERTENSION
SEVERITY OF PULMONARY
HYPERTENSION
• Blood clots.
VC RA RV PA PV LA LV
Ao
PC LVEDP
PV Systemic HTN
compression AoV Disease
PVOD
Pre-capillary
PH Myocardial Disea
PCWP<15 mmHg DCM,HCM,ischemic CM
PVR > 3 Wu RCM,Obesity , others
IDIOPATHIC PH
PPH
uncommon,
incidence : 2 cases per million.
female predominance
presenting in the 4th and 5th decades
although the age range is from infancy to >60 years.
Familial PAH :20% of cases of IPAH
autosomal dominant inheritance
NATURAL HISTORY OF PPH
The natural history of IPAH is uncertain
the disease is typically diagnosed late
Prior to current therapies, a survival of 2–3
years from the time of diagnosis
Functional class remains a strong predictor of
survival,
patients who are in NYHAfunctional class IV
having a mean survival of <6 months.
The cause of death is usually RV failure, which
is manifest by progressive hypoxemia,
tachycardia, hypotension, and edema
MEDIATORS OF PH
Prostacycline
Thromboxane A2
Endothelin-1
Nitric Oxide (NO)
Serotonin
Adrenomedullin
Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide (VIP)
Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF)
PROSTACYCLINE &
THROMBOXANE A2
Prostacycline
Vasodilator
Inhibisi aktivasi platelet
Antiproliferative properties
Thromboxane A2
Vasokonstriktor
Platelet agonist
in PH balance shifted to Thromboxane A2
ENDOTHELIN-1
NO
Vasodilator & inhibitor of platelet activation & vascular SM proliferation
Serotonin
Vasoconstrictor promoting SM hyperplasia & hypertrophy
Elevated plasma levels/ reduced platelet levels in PHT
GOALS OF THERAPY
Non - responder
Responder (<15%) and
candidate for CCB (no
RHF)
Consider p.o. Bosentan
Consider p.o. Sildenafil
Hemodynamically-Monitored
Consider Inhaled Iloprost
Trial of
Consider s.q. Treprostinil
Calcium Channel Blocker
Consider Continuously-
Infused Epoprostenol Therapy
CALCIUM CHANNEL BLOCKERS
Patients who have substantial reductions in PAP in
response to vasodilators at the time of cardiac
catheterization (a fall of 10 mmHg in mean PAP
and a final mean pressure <40 mmHg) should be
treated with CCB.
dramatic reductions in PAP, PVR,improved
symptoms, regression of RV hypertrophy
improved survival documented to exceed 20 years
patients require high doses (e.g., nifedipine, 240
mg/d, or amlodipine, 20 mg/d).
<20% of patients respond to CCB in the long term.
should not be given to patients who are
unresponsive, as they can result in hypotension,
hypoxemia, tachycardia, and worsening right
heart failure
ENDOTHELIN RECEPTOR ANTAGONISTS
Bosentan :nonselective endothelin receptor
antagonist
approved treatment of PAH for patients who are
NYHA functional classes III and IV.
bosentan improved symptoms and exercise
tolerance
Therapy is initiated at 62.5 mg bid for 1
month,then increased to 125 mg bid .
Because of the high frequency of abnormal
hepatic function tests associated with drug
use, primarily an increase in transaminases, it
is recommended that liver function be
monitored monthly throughout the duration of
use.
Bosentan is also contraindicated in patients who
are on cyclosporine or glyburide concurrently.
PHOSPHODIESTERASE INHIBITORS
Sildenafil
PDE type5 inhibitor
Reduce metabolism of cGMP
Sildenafil should not be given to patients who are
taking nitrate compounds
lowers pulmonary artery pressure and inhibits
pulmonary vascular growth
sildenafil improves symptoms and exercise
tolerance in PAH
The recommended dose is 20 mg tid. The most
common side effect is headache
PROSTACYCLINS
1-Iloprost
IV or Inhaled
is approved via inhalation for PAH patients who are NYHA functional classes III
and IV.
improve symptoms and exercise tolerance
Therapy can be given at either 2.5 or 5 mcg per inhalation treatment.
inhaler must be given by a dedicated nebulizer
The most common side effects are flushing and cough
Because of the very short half-life (<30 min) it is recommended to administer
treatments as often as every 2 h.
Treprostinol
IV or s/c injection
No CYP inhibition - ? induction
t½ 2-4 hours
PROSTACYCLINS
2-Treprostinol
is approved for the treatment of PAH patients who are NYHA functional class III or
IV
improvement in symptoms, exercise tolerance, and survival
drug is administered iv
requires placement of a permanent central venous catheter and infusion through
an ambulatory infusion pump system.
Side effects include flushing, jaw pain, and diarrhea,
SUBCUTANEOUS TREPROSTINIL
(REMODULIN )
•SQ administration
•Longer half-life than
epoprostenol
•Pre-mixed
•Stable at room temperature
IV epoprostenol (flolan)
PROSTACYCLINS
3- Treprostinil
an analogue of epoprostenol,
for patients with PAH &NYHA classes II–IV.
Treprostinil has longer half-life than
epoprostenol (4 h)
is stable at room temperature,
may be given iv or sc through a small infusion
pump that was originally developed for insulin.
improvement in symptoms and exercise
capacity.
The major problem has been local pain at the
infusion site, which has caused many patients to
discontinue therapy.
Side effects are similar to those seen with
epoprostenol.
SURGICAL THERAPY
Transplantation - lung / heart-lung