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Blood vessels pathology. (Subject 14) презентация
Содержание
- 1. Blood vessels pathology. (Subject 14)
- 2. Lecture Plan
- 3. Blood pressure regulation Renal control system Neural Factors Humoral Factors
- 4. Blood pressure regulation The increase of BP:
- 5. Blood pressure regulation The decrease of BP
- 6. Rapid pressure control Nervous reflexes mechanisms Baroreceptors
- 7. Rapid pressure control Hormonal mechanisms Norepinephrine/epinephrine –
- 8. Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system angiotensin-converting enzyme is present
- 9. Long-term regulation of BP Renal regulation
- 10. Long-term regulation of BP Extracellular fluid
- 11. Classification of arterial hypertension
- 12. Arterial hypertension Primary hypertension (90%) -
- 13. Factors contributing to primary hypertension Stress Increased
- 14. Risk factors modifying the course of essential
- 15. Insulin resistance and hypertension part of syndrome
- 16. Secondary hypertension Renal hypertension from chronic
- 17. Etiology of secondary hypertension ↑secretion of aldosterone
- 18. Hypertension pathogenesis Stress, hypodynamia → sympathetic overactivity
- 19. Hypertension pathogenesis Vicious circle of hypertension High
- 20. Hypertension pathogenesis Deficiency of vasodilator substances
- 21. Hypertension signs and symptoms Primary hypertension is
- 22. Hypertension signs and symptoms Hypertensive retinopathy -
- 23. Hypertension treatment Primary hypertension cannot be cured,
- 24. Arterial hypotension Neurogenic causes - autonomic
- 25. Orthostatic or postural hypotension is an abnormal
- 26. Hypotension treatment Avoidance of factors that can
- 27. Atherosclerosis Atherosclerosis is a process of progressive
- 28. Atherosclerosis Arteriosclerosis - any hardening (and loss
- 29. Lipoproteins classification Chylomicrons - carry triacylglycerol (fat)
- 30. Atherosclerosis pathogenesis The lipid hypothesis
- 31. Atherosclerosis pathogenesis The chronic endothelial injury hypothesis
- 32. Atherosclerosis pathogenesis The atherosclerotic plaque may
- 33. Atherosclerosis: positive risk factors Non modifiable Age
- 34. Atherosclerosis risk factors Negative risk factors
- 35. Atherosclerosis symptoms If the narrowing of an
- 36. Atherosclerosis symptoms Symptoms occur due to deprivation
- 37. Prevention and Treatment Prevention – to modify
Слайд 4Blood pressure regulation
The increase of BP:
sympathetic nervous system
humoral factors (rennin-angiotensin-aldosterone system,
vasopressine, glucocorticoids)
kidney and fluid balance mechanisms
kidney and fluid balance mechanisms
Слайд 5Blood pressure regulation
The decrease of BP :
baroreceptor reflexes from aorta arch
and carotid sinuses.
prostoglandins A, E, I
kallikrein –kinin system
atrium natriuretic factor
prostoglandins A, E, I
kallikrein –kinin system
atrium natriuretic factor
Слайд 6Rapid pressure control
Nervous reflexes mechanisms
Baroreceptors control BP in posture change, exercise,
and moderate temperature changes
Sympathetic activity - increased heart rate, and cardiac contractility, vasoconstriction, increased BP
Parasympathetic activity produces the opposite motor responses.
Cardiopulmonary receptors - vasoconstriction, tachycardia.
Chemoreceptors (pH, blood gases, changes in plasma composition) - vasoconstriction and bradycardia.
Sympathetic activity - increased heart rate, and cardiac contractility, vasoconstriction, increased BP
Parasympathetic activity produces the opposite motor responses.
Cardiopulmonary receptors - vasoconstriction, tachycardia.
Chemoreceptors (pH, blood gases, changes in plasma composition) - vasoconstriction and bradycardia.
Слайд 7Rapid pressure control
Hormonal mechanisms
Norepinephrine/epinephrine – vasoconstriction, increased heart rate
Vasopressin - vasoconstriction.
Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone
system
Слайд 8Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system
angiotensin-converting enzyme is present in the endothelium of the lung
vessels.
Angiotensin II:
vasoconstrictor response increases TPVR and BP (short-term regulation)
stimulation of aldosterone secretion (long term regulation)
Aldosterone causes salt and water retention (increase of blood volume and BP).
Angiotensin II:
vasoconstrictor response increases TPVR and BP (short-term regulation)
stimulation of aldosterone secretion (long term regulation)
Aldosterone causes salt and water retention (increase of blood volume and BP).
Слайд 9Long-term regulation of BP
Renal regulation
Water resorption - aldosterone and vasopressin
Sodium retention - aldosterone.
An increase in renal output - decrease in venous return and arterial pressure.
↑ in extracellular volume without compensation from the kidneys - high BP.
Слайд 10Long-term regulation of BP
Extracellular
fluid volume
BP
↑ cardiac output
excessive bloodflow
in tissues
vasoconstriction
Слайд 12Arterial hypertension
Primary hypertension (90%) -
without evidence of other diseases
multifactorial syndrome
increased
TPVR
Secondary hypertension (10%)
depends on other diseases (kidneys, endocrine etc.)
Secondary hypertension (10%)
depends on other diseases (kidneys, endocrine etc.)
Слайд 13Factors contributing to primary hypertension
Stress
Increased sympathetic activity
Stress-induced vasoconstriction
Genetic factors
familiar cases of
hypertension,
identification of gene responsible for hypertension
Racial and environmental factors
Black race -higher incidence of essential hypertension
salt intake (due to ↑ blood volume, sensitivity of CVS to adrenergic influences)
identification of gene responsible for hypertension
Racial and environmental factors
Black race -higher incidence of essential hypertension
salt intake (due to ↑ blood volume, sensitivity of CVS to adrenergic influences)
Слайд 14Risk factors modifying the course of essential hypertension
age (in younger persons
more severe)
sex (premenopausal females have better prognosis)
atherosclerosis (impairs vessels elasticity)
smoking, excess of alcohol intake
diabetes mellitus and insulin-resistance
sex (premenopausal females have better prognosis)
atherosclerosis (impairs vessels elasticity)
smoking, excess of alcohol intake
diabetes mellitus and insulin-resistance
Слайд 15Insulin resistance and hypertension
part of syndrome X, or the metabolic syndrome
which includes:
central obesity,
dyslipidemia (especially elevated triglycerides),
insulin resistance and/or hyperinsulinemia
high blood pressure.
Hyperinsulinemia can increase BP:
produces renal sodium retention (at least acutely) and increases sympathetic activity.
mitogenic action of insulin promotes is vascular smooth-muscle hypertrophy increasing TPVR
central obesity,
dyslipidemia (especially elevated triglycerides),
insulin resistance and/or hyperinsulinemia
high blood pressure.
Hyperinsulinemia can increase BP:
produces renal sodium retention (at least acutely) and increases sympathetic activity.
mitogenic action of insulin promotes is vascular smooth-muscle hypertrophy increasing TPVR
Слайд 16Secondary hypertension
Renal hypertension
from chronic
kidneys diseases
Renin by JGA
Angiotensin II
Vasoconstriction
↑ P. Resistance
Sodium
Retention
↑Blood Volume
↑Blood Volume
Aldosterone
Hypertension
Decreased glomerular filtration rate
Слайд 17Etiology of secondary hypertension
↑secretion of aldosterone
Cushing’s syndrome/disease - ↑ glucocorticoid
secretion.
Phaeochromocytoma - tumour releasing both noradrenaline and adrenaline.
Pregnancy (the last 3 months)
Drugs (steroids, oral contraceptives, sympatomimetics, aldosterone, and vasopressin).
Cardiovascular disorder (coarctation of the aorta) - low pressure distal to the coarctation.
Atherosclerosis
Phaeochromocytoma - tumour releasing both noradrenaline and adrenaline.
Pregnancy (the last 3 months)
Drugs (steroids, oral contraceptives, sympatomimetics, aldosterone, and vasopressin).
Cardiovascular disorder (coarctation of the aorta) - low pressure distal to the coarctation.
Atherosclerosis
Слайд 18Hypertension pathogenesis
Stress, hypodynamia → sympathetic overactivity → increased cardiac output.
Episodes of
high BP → increase of TPVR
increase of TPVR → ↓glomerular filtration → ↑renin-angiotensin-aldosterone cascade →increased NaCl/water retention.
increased vascular tone results in a rise in TPVR
increase of TPVR → ↓glomerular filtration → ↑renin-angiotensin-aldosterone cascade →increased NaCl/water retention.
increased vascular tone results in a rise in TPVR
Слайд 19Hypertension pathogenesis
Vicious circle of hypertension
High BP
Hyperthrophy
of arterioles
smooth muscles
↑ TPVR
Слайд 20Hypertension pathogenesis
Deficiency of vasodilator substances
bradykinin from kinin-kallikrein system
neutral lipid and
prostaglandin from renal parenchyma
renoprival hypertension in anephric persons
Endothelial dysfunction
Imbalance between endothelin and NO, prostacyclin
renoprival hypertension in anephric persons
Endothelial dysfunction
Imbalance between endothelin and NO, prostacyclin
Слайд 21Hypertension signs and symptoms
Primary hypertension is asymptomatic until complications develop in
target organs.
Heart
left ventricule hypertrophy
angina pectoris
myocardial infarction
heart failure
Heart
left ventricule hypertrophy
angina pectoris
myocardial infarction
heart failure
Слайд 22Hypertension signs and symptoms
Hypertensive retinopathy - retinal hemorrhages, exudates, vascular accidents.
Hypertensive encephalopathy - dizziness, headache, fatigue, nervousness.
Brain stroke – ischemic and hemmorrhagic
Hypertensive nephropathy - chronic renal failure due to chronically high blood pressure.
Слайд 23Hypertension treatment
Primary hypertension cannot be cured, but it can be controlled
to prevent complications.
Losing weight.
Changes in diet.
Stop smoking.
Reducing the intake of alcohol and sodium.
Moderate regular aerobic exercise.
If modification of lifestyle in 6 months was not successful, antihypertensive drugs are prescribed.
Losing weight.
Changes in diet.
Stop smoking.
Reducing the intake of alcohol and sodium.
Moderate regular aerobic exercise.
If modification of lifestyle in 6 months was not successful, antihypertensive drugs are prescribed.
Слайд 24Arterial hypotension
Neurogenic causes - autonomic dysfunction or failure:
central nervous
system abnormalities (Parkinson’s disease)
secondary to systemic diseases (diabetes, vasovagal hyperactivity).
Nonneurogenic causes of hypotension
vasodilation (alcohol, drugs, fever)
cardiac disease (cardiomyopathy, valvular disease);
reduced blood volume (hemorrhage, dehydration, or other causes of fluid loss.
secondary to systemic diseases (diabetes, vasovagal hyperactivity).
Nonneurogenic causes of hypotension
vasodilation (alcohol, drugs, fever)
cardiac disease (cardiomyopathy, valvular disease);
reduced blood volume (hemorrhage, dehydration, or other causes of fluid loss.
Слайд 25Orthostatic or postural hypotension
is an abnormal drop in BP on assumption
of the standing position.
normally, it is compensated by increase in heart rate
Weakness, dizziness, syncope (i.e., fainting),
common complaints of elderly persons.
Сauses
ANS dysfunction
reduced blood volume– dehydration (diuretics, excessive diaphoresis, loss of gastrointesinal fluids through vomiting and diarrhea).
normally, it is compensated by increase in heart rate
Weakness, dizziness, syncope (i.e., fainting),
common complaints of elderly persons.
Сauses
ANS dysfunction
reduced blood volume– dehydration (diuretics, excessive diaphoresis, loss of gastrointesinal fluids through vomiting and diarrhea).
Слайд 26Hypotension treatment
Avoidance of factors that can precipitate hypotension
sudden changes in
posture,
hot environments,
alcohol,
certain drugs,
large meals.
Volume expansion (using salt supplements and/or medications with salt-retaining properties),
Mechanical measures (to prevent the blood from pooling in the veins of the legs upon standing).
hot environments,
alcohol,
certain drugs,
large meals.
Volume expansion (using salt supplements and/or medications with salt-retaining properties),
Mechanical measures (to prevent the blood from pooling in the veins of the legs upon standing).
Слайд 27Atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis is a process of progressive lipid accumulation with the formation
of multiple plaques within the arteries.
Atherosclerotic plaque contains
lipids
inflammatory cells
smooth muscle cells,
connective tissue
thrombi,
Ca2+ deposits.
Atherosclerotic plaque contains
lipids
inflammatory cells
smooth muscle cells,
connective tissue
thrombi,
Ca2+ deposits.
Слайд 28Atherosclerosis
Arteriosclerosis - any hardening (and loss of elasticity) of medium or
large arteries
Arteriolosclerosis - affectiong of the arterioles (small arteries)
Atherosclerosis is a hardening of an artery specifically due to an atheromatous plaque (in Greek, "athero" means "porridge").
Atherosclerosis is a form of arteriosclerosis.
Arteriolosclerosis - affectiong of the arterioles (small arteries)
Atherosclerosis is a hardening of an artery specifically due to an atheromatous plaque (in Greek, "athero" means "porridge").
Atherosclerosis is a form of arteriosclerosis.
Слайд 29Lipoproteins classification
Chylomicrons - carry triacylglycerol (fat) from the intestines to the
liver and to adipose tissue.
Very low density lipoproteins - carry (newly synthesised) triacylglycerol from the liver to adipose tissue.
Low density lipoproteins - carry cholesterol from the liver to cells of the body ("bad cholesterol“).
High density lipoproteins - collects cholesterol from the body's tissues, and brings it back to the liver ("good cholesterol“).
Very low density lipoproteins - carry (newly synthesised) triacylglycerol from the liver to adipose tissue.
Low density lipoproteins - carry cholesterol from the liver to cells of the body ("bad cholesterol“).
High density lipoproteins - collects cholesterol from the body's tissues, and brings it back to the liver ("good cholesterol“).
Protein Fat
Слайд 30Atherosclerosis pathogenesis
The lipid hypothesis
plasma LDL penetration into the arterial wall
→ lipid accumulation in smooth muscle cells and in macrophages (foam cells)→ smooth muscle cell hyperplasia and migration into the subintimal and intimal region
Слайд 31Atherosclerosis pathogenesis
The chronic endothelial injury hypothesis
Endothelial injury
loss of endothelium,
adhesion of platelets to subendothelium,
aggregation of platelets,
chemotaxis of monocytes and T-cell lymphocytes
release of growth factors
induce migration and replication
their synthesis of connective tissue and proteoglycans
Слайд 32Atherosclerosis
pathogenesis
The atherosclerotic plaque may produce a severe stenosis or may
progress to total arterial occlusion.
With time, the plaque becomes calcified.
Some plaques are stable
Others may undergo spontaneous fissure or rupture (unstable or vulnerable)
The ruptured plaque stimulates thrombosis.
With time, the plaque becomes calcified.
Some plaques are stable
Others may undergo spontaneous fissure or rupture (unstable or vulnerable)
The ruptured plaque stimulates thrombosis.
Слайд 33Atherosclerosis: positive risk factors
Non modifiable
Age – middle to late.
Sex – Males,
complications
Genetic – Familiar Hypercholesterolemia
Family history.
Genetic – Familiar Hypercholesterolemia
Family history.
Potentially Modifiable
Hyperlipidemia – HDL/LDL ratio.
Hypertension.
Smoking.
Diabetes
Life style, diet, exercise
Слайд 34Atherosclerosis risk factors
Negative risk factors
high levels of circulating high density
lipoproteins
moderate alcohol consumption
cardiovascular fitness
moderate alcohol consumption
cardiovascular fitness
Слайд 35Atherosclerosis symptoms
If the narrowing of an artery is less than 70%
- asymptomatic
Symptoms occur due to the location of the narrowing
Coronary arteries – angina pectoris, heart attack
Carotid arteries - brain stroke.
Arteries in the legs - leg cramps (intermittent claudication).
Renal arteries - kidney failure or high blood pressure (malignant hypertension).
Symptoms occur due to the location of the narrowing
Coronary arteries – angina pectoris, heart attack
Carotid arteries - brain stroke.
Arteries in the legs - leg cramps (intermittent claudication).
Renal arteries - kidney failure or high blood pressure (malignant hypertension).
Слайд 36Atherosclerosis symptoms
Symptoms occur due to deprivation of tissues blood supply
The first
symptom may be pain or cramps.
Typically, symptoms develop gradually as the atheroma slowly narrows an artery.
Typically, symptoms develop gradually as the atheroma slowly narrows an artery.
Слайд 37Prevention and Treatment
Prevention – to modify risk factors
smoking,
high blood cholesterol
levels,
high blood pressure,
obesity,
physical inactivity.
When atherosclerosis becomes severe the complications themselves must be treated.
high blood pressure,
obesity,
physical inactivity.
When atherosclerosis becomes severe the complications themselves must be treated.
