Pulmonary Limitations in Chronic Heart Failure
慢性心力衰竭的肺部局限性
基本信息
- 批准号:8274861
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 34.35万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:
- 财政年份:2009
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2009-06-17 至 2014-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
- 来源:
- 关键词:AcuteAddressAdmission activityAgonistAlveolarAmino AcidsArginineBlood CirculationBlood VesselsBlood VolumeBlood capillariesBlood flowBreathingCaliberCardiacCardiovascular systemChestChronicComplexDevelopmentDyspneaEdemaExcisionExerciseExercise ToleranceExtravasationExtravascular Lung WaterFluid BalanceFunctional disorderFundingGasesGenerationsGenesGeneticGenetic VariationGlutamineGoalsHaplotypesHeartHeart failureHospitalsHumanInfusion proceduresIntercellular FluidLinkLiquid substanceLungLung ComplianceLymphocyteMeasuresMechanicsMembraneMethodsMicrovascular PermeabilityModelingNaturePathogenesisPatientsPatternPermeabilityPhysiologicalPopulationPosturePredispositionProcessPulmonary CirculationPulmonary EdemaRegulationRelative (related person)ResearchRespiratory SystemRestRoleSalineSeveritiesSeverity of illnessStructureSupine PositionSymptomsSystemTechniquesThickTissuesVariantWaterWork of Breathingbeta-2 Adrenergic Receptorsbody positioncapillarycapillary bedclinical practicedensityimaging modalityimprovedinsightinterstitialnoveloutcome forecastpressureprognosticprogramspulmonary functionreceptorreceptor functionrespiratorystem
项目摘要
Summary
The long term goal of HL-71478, "Pulmonary Limitations in Chronic Heart Failure", is to understand the
functional relationships between the cardiovascular and pulmonary systems, particularly as it relates to chronic
heart failure (HF). This renewal focuses on a better understanding of pulmonary congestion and lung fluid
balance in heart failure and its impact on respiratory system structure and function. This will be assessed
through two primary aims. Aim 1) To quantify and define pulmonary congestion in humans and the impact of
changes in intrathoracic fluid compartments on airway structure and function. This will be determined in HF
patients according to NYHA class, body position, and exercise load, and in healthy subjects using rapid saline
infusion as a model of acute congestion. Aim 2) To determine the role of beta 2 adrenergic receptors (¿2AR)
in the pulmonary congestion associated with heart failure. More specifically, a) we will quantify ¿2AR activity in
the lungs relative to lung fluid balance and disease severity, b) determine the role of variation in the gene that
encodes the ¿2AR on lung fluid balance in heart failure patients and c) examine the potential benefits of acute
¿-agonist therapy on lung microvascular permeability and lung water in the heart failure population. The
central hypothesis of the proposal is that HF patients that have a more central distribution of fluid
(expanded pulmonary capillary bed, pulmonary blood volume and bronchial circulation), evidence for
increased permeability and reduced fluid removal, will have the greatest alterations in pulmonary
structure and function, greater symptoms and evidence for poorer prognosis.
These studies will incorporate unique imaging modalities and methods to define and quantify thoracic and
pulmonary blood volume, bronchial and lung microvascular blood volume, airway lumen, airway wall and blood
vessel diameters for a given airway generation. In addition we will estimate lung extravascular lung water,
microvascular permeability and ¿AR density. We have developed a number of novel soluble gas techniques to
measure pulmonary capillary blood volume, alveolar-capillary conductance, pulmonary and bronchial blood
flow as well as bronchial tissue volume. These measures combined will provide an important framework for
understanding the impact of intrathoracic fluid changes on respiratory structure and ultimately physiological
function.
These studies are important because, 1) although pulmonary congestion is a primary feature of HF and thus a
major reason for hospital admissions, it is poorly defined and understood, 2) changes in lung mechanics and
gas exchange associated with congestion may be more prognostic than resting measures of cardiac function
and may provide insight into optimization of therapy, 3) development of pulmonary edema (component of
pulmonary congestion) is not tightly linked to the degree of cardiac dysfunction resulting in variable
vulnerability among subjects, suggesting genetic factors could influence susceptibility. Thus the proposed
studies will provide important information regarding the central reason heart failure patients are hospitalized
and have the potential to impact therapy.
摘要
HL-71478“慢性心力衰竭的肺限制”的长期目标是了解
心血管和肺脏系统之间的功能关系,特别是与慢性
心衰(HF)。这次更新的重点是更好地了解肺充血和肺液。
心力衰竭的平衡及其对呼吸系统结构和功能的影响。我们将对此进行评估
通过两个主要目标。目的1)量化和定义人类的肺充血及其影响
胸腔内积液对呼吸道结构和功能的影响。这将以高频为单位确定
根据NYHA分级、体位和运动负荷的患者,以及健康受试者使用快速生理盐水
输液作为急性充血的模型。目的2)确定β2肾上腺素能受体(β2 AR)的作用
与心力衰竭相关的肺充血。更具体地说,a)我们将在
肺与肺液平衡和疾病严重程度有关,b)决定基因变异的作用,
对心力衰竭患者肺液平衡的2AR进行编码,并c)检查急性
?激动剂治疗对心力衰竭人群肺微血管通透性和肺水的影响。这个
该提议的中心假设是,那些体液分布更集中的心衰患者
(扩张的肺毛细血管床、肺血容量和支气管循环),证据
通透性增加和液体排出减少,将对肺脏产生最大的变化
结构和功能,更大的症状和预后较差的证据。
这些研究将结合独特的成像模式和方法来定义和量化胸部和
肺血容量、支气管和肺微血管血容量、气道腔、气道壁和血液
给定气道生成的血管直径。此外,我们还将估计肺血管外肺水,
微血管通透性和AR密度。我们已经开发了许多新的可溶气体技术来
测量肺毛细血管血容量、肺泡-毛细血管电导、肺和支气管血
血流和支气管组织体积。这些措施结合在一起将提供一个重要的框架
了解胸腔内液体变化对呼吸结构和最终生理的影响
功能。
这些研究很重要,因为1)虽然肺充血是心力衰竭的主要特征,因此
入院的主要原因,对它的定义和理解不够清楚,2)肺力学和
与充血相关的气体交换可能比静息心功能指标更能预测预后
并可提供对优化治疗的洞察力,3)发展肺水肿(组成
肺充血)与心功能不全的程度没有密切联系,导致变量
受试者之间的脆弱性,表明遗传因素可能影响易感性。因此,建议的
研究将提供有关心力衰竭患者住院的主要原因的重要信息
并有可能影响治疗。
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