1. 2. 3. Heart failure with normal ejection fraction, HFNEF Diastolic heart failure, DHF relatively preserved systolic left ventricular function 1 LVEF < 40% HFNEF HFNEF CHARM-Preserved Trial 2 NYHA class II-IV BNP level 2007 HFNEF 3 HFNEF LVEF LV end-diastolic volume LVEDV natriuretic peptides 3
LVEDVI, left ventricular end-diastolic volume index; mpcw, mean pulmonary capillary wedge pressure; LVEDP, left ventricular end-diastolic pressure; s, time constant of left ventricular relaxation; b, constant of left ventricular chamber stiffness; TD, tissue Doppler; E, early mitral valve flow velocity; E', early TD lengthening velocity; NT-proBNP, N- terminal pro-brain natriuretic peptide; BNP, brain natriuretic peptide; E/A, ratio of early (E) to late (A) mitral valve flow velocity; DT, deceleration time; LVMI, left ventricular mass index; LAVI, left atrial volume index, Ard, duration of reverse pulmonary vein atrial systole flow; Ad, duration of mitral valve atrial wave flow. Paulus WJ. Novel strategies in diastolic heart failure. Heart 2010;96:1147-53. 1. HFNEF VO2max < 14ml/kg/min < 300 4 99 9
2. LVEF 50% LVEDV index <97 ml/m2 LVEDV LVEF 72 HFNEF LVEF 3. wedge pressure mpcw > 12 mmhg LVEDP > 16 mmhg > 48ms b > 0.27 tissue doppler E/ E' > 15 E = early mitral valve flow velocity; E' = tissue Doppler early diastolic lengthening velocity E/E' 8~15 1. 50 E/A < 0.5 deceleration time > 280 ms Ard- Ad > 30 ms Ard: duration of atrial reverse pulmonary vein flow velocity; Ad: duration of atrial mitral valve flow velocity 2. LAVI > 40 ml/m2 LVMI 122 g/m2 > 149 g/m2 3. 4. brain natriuretic peptide BNP N-terminal-proBNP NT-proBNP BNP BT-proBNP HFNEF HFNEF HFNEF guideline HFNEF BNP < 100 pg/ml NTproBNP < 120 pg/ml BNP LVED volume index < 76 ml/m2 LAVI < 29 ml/m2 LVMI: female < 96 g/m2; male < 116 g/m2 tissue Doppler shortening velocity > 6.5 cm/s E/E' > 8 HFNEF 20 CHARM-Alternative study I-PRESERVE 4 HFNEF ARB 5
Paulus WJ. Novel strategies in diastolic heart failure. Heart 2010;96:1147-53. remodeling SHF eccentric LV mass/ volume HFNEF concentric LV SHF microfilaments HFNEF SHF VS HFNEF or DHF 6 99 9
ACEI PREAMI trial LVEF > 40% NYHA class I-II 8 mg perindopril eccentric LV HFNEF concentric 5 Aronow enalapril AMI LVEF > 50% hydralazine+isosorbide dinitrate eccentric LV a cardiothoracic ratio > 0.55 or an echocardiographic LV end-diastolic dimension index > 2.7 cm/m2 PEP-CHF study DHF ACEI 6 70 LVEF > 40% LA LV mitral flow Doppler velocity OPTIMISE-HF registry 76% 62% DHF ACEIs 60-90 diastolic heart failure 1. 2. ramipril 3. irbesartan ACEI or ARB NTproBNP mitral annular velocity S systolic E' early diastolic ALLHAT trial 7 chlorthalidone lisinopril DHF SHF presymptomatic DHF or SHF DHF ARB LV mitral flow velocity Doppler evidence of diastolic LV dysfunction Losartan hydrochlorothiazide valsartan TDI evidence of diastolic LV dysfunction valsartan TDI E' early diastolic mitral annular lengthening velocity DHF ARB CHARM-preserved trial 3023 DHF candesartan ARB 56% 23% 7
DHF DHF CHARM-preserved LV mass /LV volume 1.4 1.3 DHF 1.7 Irbesartan I-PERSERVE trail Hong Kong diastolic heart failure study irbesartan DHF I-PERSERVE 60% 88% 30% DHF ACEI ARB -blocker DHF Dobre registry 43% remodeling eccentric DHF concentric HFNEF SWEDIC trial wall motion score dyskinetic mitral or pulmonary venous flow velocity Doppler HFNEF carvedilol diastolic indices aldosterone antagonist HFNEF spironolactone DHF 25 mg strain strain rate digoxin SHF DHF digoxin verapamil statin DHF 8 Statin DHF ACEI ARB Statin SHF CORONA trail DHF HFNEF DHF SHF DHF free fatty acid 8 99 9
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