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1、 心率与心血管疾病心率与心血管疾病 一个重要而被忽视的问题一个重要而被忽视的问题南京医科大学第一附属医院黄元铸 2008.4.1.前言人们早已发现心率较快的小动物的寿命较短,而心率较慢的大动物,寿命较长。这一心率与寿命负相关现象除人类外,存在于所有哺乳动物。人类的平均心率为70次/分左右,其预期寿命为80岁,有人预测,将人类平均心率由70次/分减少到60次/分可使预期寿命增加到93.3岁。心率的重要性 心率(HR)是心肌耗氧量的最主要决定因素HR下降可增加缺血阈值,改善心肌做功HR是一个独立危险因素的证据,既来自Cohort研究(有相同统计要素的一组人)也来自前瞻性双盲临床试验问题之一 普通人
2、群中,HR对预后有何意义?五大流行病学研究评估了心率与CHD与CV病的关系lFramingham Heart StudylNational Health Examination SurverylMultifactor Primary PreventionlTrial in GoteberglChicago Heart Association结论共入选30000表面健康的人(大多为中年男性),随访5年36年结果:各种原因死亡与心血管病死亡的危险随HR升高而递增,特别是心率84次/分时,不论性别或种族如何,死亡率均一致性地与HR升高相关与HR60次/分比较,HR9099次/分者,死亡率要高3倍!(
3、主要死于冠心病) 问题之二 心率是否是高血压病人的重要预后因素?l 与血压正常对照组相比,高血压病人,静息时心率明显较快l4530例高血压随访观察显示,心率85次/分者死亡率比65次/分者高1倍,且此与有无传统的冠心病危险因素无关问题之三 心率对老年人是否是预后因素?l一项大型高危老年人群研究显示,在调整其他混杂因素后,心率每增加5次/分,其心梗与猝死危险性增加14% 问题之四(1) 急性心梗病人心率是否是一个重要预后因素?l根据病人住院时心率快慢,并随访一年分析显示,如入院2小时内心率由小于90次/分增加到大于100次/分,则总死亡率增加1倍.l进一步分析死亡率与住院期间或出院前最高心率的关
4、系显示,与7090次/分相比,100次/分者,死亡率增加达4-6倍.问题之四(2)入院时心率90次/分者比90次/分者严重心衰发生率要高10倍之多.(1990年)将病人进一步分为无心衰或轻、中、重度心衰组后,心率快慢仍是死亡率的重要预报因子。例如,轻至中度心衰病人中,入院90次/分者死亡率要比70次/分者高23倍.问题之五 我们从冠心病随机对照研究中对心率问题获得哪些信息?l多项-B试验均一致地显示可降低心梗后病人心源性猝死率,心血管死亡率与再梗死率l对16500例(11个前瞻性研究)心梗后病人研究显示,无内源性拟交感活性的-B对心率与死亡率降低的效益最大;死亡率降低与心率减慢之间有明显线性关
5、系,即每减少10次/分心率可使死亡率降低1520% !问题之六心肌梗死存活者用-B后临床预后有何改观?l11个随机对照研究显示,心率与心梗面积(R=0.97.P0.001),死亡率(R=0.79,P0.005)与非致命性再梗率(R=0.59,P0.05)显著相关l总体来看,用-B后心率至少应减少8-10次/分,才能使心梗面积与死亡率明显下降. 问题之七 用-B治疗急性心肌梗死临床效益究竟有多大? 答案是剂量足够,心率下降达到一定幅度,治疗效益是很大的.l无内源性-B治疗1000例病人可挽救2025个生命l溶栓药为4045个生命 问题之八 (1)心率是如何影响心血管发病率与死亡率的?l HR下降
6、降低MVO2l HR下降增加冠脉血流l HR下降缩小心梗面积l HR下降增加室颤阈值(用-B预处理后再结扎冠状动脉,可预防实验犬发生VF)问题之八(2)l HR降低有直接抗动脉粥样硬化作用。灵长目动物实验,在相同血压,血脂与体重条件下,心率慢者粥样化病变仅为心率快者的1/3左右.l用饱和脂肪酸喂饲的猴实验中显示,心率慢比心率快者,冠状动脉病变要轻l接受心得安治疗的猴子,尽管血脂水平仍高,但比未治疗者粥样硬化病变要轻得多.lPoor health and/or physical fitness 本类人群静息时心率常偏快,本类人群比体力活动锻炼多的人易患冠心病l自主神经功能异常:心率快提示交感神经
7、亢奋,迷走神经张力降低,易发生室颤. 7060504030201002530354540555060HT per 1.000 men/YrTransienttachycardiaTransientHypertension-+-+-+Figure 1. Predictive value of transient tachycardia or transient blood pressure increase for the development of hypertension during a 5-year follow-up period. This study, performed in
8、22,741 American Army soldiers, was the first to document the predictive power of heart rate for the development of hypertension later in life, A transient heart rate increase showed the predictive power for the development of hypertension as did a transient blood pressure rise meant a significant in
9、crease inrisk. From Levy R.L. et al (1945). JAMA 129,585. Q5Q4Q3Q2Q10.51.52.5321Heart rate (bpm)Relative riskFigure 2. Risk of developing hypertension later in life on the basis of heart rate measured at the baseline visit in individuals enrolled in the Kaiser Permanente Study. Study participants, d
10、ivided into heart rate quintiles (Q), showed a progressive increase in risk of hypertension with increasing baseline heart rate. Data had been adjusted for numerous confounding variables. Modified from Selby J.V. et al. (1990). Am J Epidemiol 131,1017.8070605040306190100HR intervals in bpmAMI incide
11、neceFigure 4. Incidence of acute myocardial infarction (AMI) adjusted for age during a 5-year follow-up period among 10,000 men divided into baseline heart rate (HR) classes. Note the significant increase in AMI incidence with increasing HR. Reproduced from Medalie J.H., Kahn H.A. Neufeld H.N., Riss
12、 E,., Goldbourt U. (1973). Five-year myocardial infarction incidence-II. Association of single variables to age and birthplace. J. Chronic Dis 26,329, reprinted with permission from Elsevier Science.Nonfatal0.53421Relative riskFatalTotalNonfatalFatalTotalCV eventsAMIFigure 5. Relative risks of cardi
13、ovascular (CV) events and acute myocardial infarction (AMI) for a heart rate increase by 40 bpm in 5,209 individuals with hypertension enrolled in the Framingham Study and followed for 36 years. Note that the heart rate-linked risk increase was particularly great for fatal events. Modified from Gill
14、man M.W. et al. (1993). Am Heart J 125, 1148.Figure 6. Incidence of sudden death (SD) during a 26-year follow-up period in individuals enrolled in the Framingham Study, divided into baseline heart rate quintiles (Q1=heart rate 87 bpm). Among the men ,risk increased progressively with increasing hear
15、t rate, while the trend among the women was much less clear and statistically insignificant. Modified from Kannel W.B. et al. (1985). Am Heart J 109,876.6420WomenMenp=NSP0.001Incidence of SD/1.000 cases1th quintile2th quintile3th quintile4th quintile5th quintileFigure 8. Predictors of life expectanc
16、e in the Framingham Study. In this analysis, performed on men ages 50 through 75, low heart rate (HR) was an important predictor of increased survival with a predictive value equal to that of nonsmoking and low systolic blood pressure (SBP). Modified from Goldberg R.J. et al (1996). Arch Int Med 156
17、,505.Nonsmoking0.521.51Relative riskLow SBPLow HRFigure 12. Heart rate (HR) values above which there was a marked increase in the risk of cardiovascular events and death: results from 8 epidemiological studies. Note that the threshold heart rate for risk increase was between 80 and 90 bpm. Modified
18、from Palatini P. (1999). Hypertension 33,622. 10090807060Medalie et al., 1973Dyeret al., 1980Dyeret al., 1980Dyeret al., 1980Kannelet al., 1987Gillumet al., 1991Gilmanet al., 1993Palatiniet al., 1999HR (bpm)MenwomenFigure 14. All-cause and cardiovascular mortality in a population of elderly men enro
19、lled in the Castel Study. Participants were stratified into there groups by heart rate: elevated ( 80 bpm), intermediate (64-80 bpm), and low ( 64 bpm). Cardiovasculare and all-cause mortality was highest among individuals with tachycardia and lowest among those with bradycardia. Modified from Palat
20、ini P. et al. (1999). Arch Int Med 159 (6), 585. 1999 American Medical Association. All rights re-served. Reprinted with permission from the American Medical Association.All-cause mortalityCardiovascular mortality1.00.80.60.4024681012Follow-up (Yrs)1.00.80.60.4024681012Follow-up (Yrs)p=0.011p=0.0007
21、84Heart rate (bpm)Incidence/1,000 men/ 2 Yrs6050403020100CHDCVDAll-causeFigure 16. All- cause mortality, mortality from cadiovascular disease (CVD), and mortality from heart disease (CHD), in 5,209 men followed from 36 years in the Framingham Study. All types of increased progressively with increasi
22、ng heart rate. Modified form Gillman M.W. et al. (1993). Heart J 125, 1148. Reprinted with permission from Mosby Year Book.1.000.950.900.8501234567891011 12MonthsSurvivalHeart rate (bpm)89Figure 17. Survival cures for 1,044 AMI patients stratified by admission heart rate. Mortality during the 12-mon
23、th follow-up period was substantially higher in patients with heart rates 89 bpm than in those with lower heart rates, and lowest in patients whose heart rate was 70 bpm. From Disegni E., Goldbourt U., Reicher-Reiss H. et al. (1955). The predictive value of admission heart rate on mortality in patie
24、nts with acute myocardial infarction. J. Clin. Epidemiol. 48, 1197. Reprinted with permission from Elsevier Science.060 120 180 240 300 360100%80%60%40%20%0%days060 120 180 240 300 360100%80%60%40%20%0%days060 120 180 240 300 360100%80%60%40%20%0%daysSurvivalDay 1Day 3Day 7* p0.05* p0.01*p0.001HR 80
25、 bpmHR 80 bpmFigure 18. Predictive value of heart rate (HR) taken 1, 3, and 7 days after admission for acute myocardial infarction, for survival during a one-year follow-up period. Survival was greater among patients whose heart rate was less than 80 bpm than among those with higher heart rates. Hea
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