Pathophysiologic Mechanisms in Heart Failure. Role of the Sympathetic Nervous System

Abstract The syndrome of heart failure involves complex pathophysiologic mechanisms and is associated with an extremely high morbidity, mortality, and economic costs. This growing global epidemic has diverse etiologies and is fundamentally characterized by dyshomeostasis between heart and kidneys, l...

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Published in:The American journal of the medical sciences Vol. 353; no. 1; pp. 27 - 30
Main Authors: Antoine, Steve, MD, Vaidya, Gaurang, MD, Imam, Haider, MD, Villarreal, Daniel, MD
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Abstract Abstract The syndrome of heart failure involves complex pathophysiologic mechanisms and is associated with an extremely high morbidity, mortality, and economic costs. This growing global epidemic has diverse etiologies and is fundamentally characterized by dyshomeostasis between heart and kidneys, leading to development and progression of the cardio-renal syndrome. Excessive and sustained sympatho-excitation has emerged as one prominent factor involved in the structural and functional dysfunction of multiple organ systems during this disease. Studies in experimental models of heart failure indicate that ablation of the renal nerves may help restore renal sodium and water equilibrium as well as the attenuation of adverse cardiac remodeling. With the recent development of minimally invasive endovascular renal denervation in humans, it is anticipated that this technology would become a novel and important paradigm shift in the management of heart failure.
AbstractList Abstract The syndrome of heart failure involves complex pathophysiologic mechanisms and is associated with an extremely high morbidity, mortality, and economic costs. This growing global epidemic has diverse etiologies and is fundamentally characterized by dyshomeostasis between heart and kidneys, leading to development and progression of the cardio-renal syndrome. Excessive and sustained sympatho-excitation has emerged as one prominent factor involved in the structural and functional dysfunction of multiple organ systems during this disease. Studies in experimental models of heart failure indicate that ablation of the renal nerves may help restore renal sodium and water equilibrium as well as the attenuation of adverse cardiac remodeling. With the recent development of minimally invasive endovascular renal denervation in humans, it is anticipated that this technology would become a novel and important paradigm shift in the management of heart failure.
The syndrome of heart failure involves complex pathophysiologic mechanisms and is associated with extremely high-morbidity, mortality and economic costs. This growing global epidemic has diverse etiologies and is fundamentally characterized by dyshomeostasis between heart and kidneys, leading to development and progression of the cardiorenal syndrome. Excessive and sustained sympathoexcitation has emerged as a single prominent factor involved in the structural and functional dysfunction of multiple organ systems during this disease. Studies in experimental models of heart failure indicate that ablation of the renal nerves may help restore renal sodium and water equilibrium as well as the attenuation of adverse cardiac remodeling. With the recent development of minimally invasive endovascular renal denervation in humans, it is anticipated that this technology would become a novel and important paradigm shift in the management of heart failure.
Author Villarreal, Daniel, MD
Antoine, Steve, MD
Imam, Haider, MD
Vaidya, Gaurang, MD
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Snippet Abstract The syndrome of heart failure involves complex pathophysiologic mechanisms and is associated with an extremely high morbidity, mortality, and economic...
The syndrome of heart failure involves complex pathophysiologic mechanisms and is associated with extremely high-morbidity, mortality and economic costs. This...
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SubjectTerms Animals
Cardiac peptides
Diuresis
Heart Failure - physiopathology
Humans
Internal Medicine
Kidney - innervation
Kidney - physiopathology
Natriuresis
Renal denervation
Sympathectomy
Sympathetic Nervous System - physiopathology
Title Pathophysiologic Mechanisms in Heart Failure. Role of the Sympathetic Nervous System
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