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PulmonaryDiseases
AdrianShifren,MuraliChakinala,AlexanderChen,GabrielSchroeder,Katherine
Dittman,PaulKannarkat,NathanielMoulton,PraveenChenna,JamesG.Krings,
TonyaD.Russell
PulmonaryHypertension
GENERALPRINCIPLES
Definition
Pulmonaryhypertension(PH)isdefinedbysustainedelevationofthemeanpulmonaryarterypressure
(mPAP)to>20mmHg(atrest).
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Classification
PHissubcategorizedintofivemajorgroups(Table10-1):
GroupI—Pulmonaryarterialhypertension(PAH)
GroupII—PHduetoleftheartdisease
GroupIII—PHduetolungdiseasesand/orhypoxia
GroupIV—PHduetopulmonaryarteryobstructions
GroupV—PHwithunclearmultifactorialmechanisms
PAHisaspecificgroupofdisorderswithsimilarpathologiesandclinicalpresentation,andahigh
propensityforrightheartfailureintheabsenceofelevatedleft-sidedpressures.
Hemodynamicdefinition=mPAP>20mmHg,pulmonaryarterywedgepressure(PAWP)≤15
mmHg,andpulmonaryvascularresistance(PVR)≥3Woodunits
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TABLE10-1
CLINICALCLASSIFICATIONOFPULMONARYHYPERTENSION:DANAPOINT(2008)
CLASSIFICATIONSYSTEMOFPULMONARYHYPERTENSION
GroupI:Pulmonaryarterialhypertension(PAH)
Idiopathic(IPAH)
Heritable(HPAH)
Drugsandtoxin-induced:methamphetamines,fenfluramine,dasatinib
Associated(APAH)
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Connectivetissuediseases
HIVinfection
Portalhypertension
Congenitalheartdisease(systemic-to-pulmonaryshunt)
Schistosomiasis
PAHlong-termresponderstocalciumchannelblockers
PAHwithovertfeaturesofvenous/capillaries(PVOD/PCH)involvement
GroupII:Pulmonaryhypertension(PH)duetoleftheartdisease
PHduetoheartfailurewithpreservedLVEF
PHduetoheartfailurewithreducedLVEF
Valvulardisease
GroupIII:PHduetolungdiseaseand/orhypoxia
Obstructivelungdisease
Restrictivelungdisease
Otherpulmonarydiseaseswithmixedrestrictiveandobstructivepattern
Hypoxiawithoutlungdisease
Developmentallungdisorders
GroupIV:PHduetopulmonaryarteryobstructions
ChronicthromboembolicPH
Otherpulmonaryarteryobstructions
GroupV:PHwithunclearand/ormultifactorialmechanisms
Hematologicdisorders:myeloproliferativedisorders,hemoglobinopathies
Systemicandmetabolicdisorders:sarcoidosis,PLCH,LAM,neurofibromatosis,glycogen
storagedisease,Gaucherdisease
Others:tumoralobstruction,fibrosingmediastinitis,chronicrenalfailureondialysis
Complexcongenitalheartdisease
LAM,lymphangioleiomyomatosis;LVEF,leftventricularejectionfraction;PCH,pulmonarycapillaryhemangiomatosis;PLCH,
pulmonaryLangerhanscellhistiocytosis;PVOD,pulmonaryveno-occlusivedisease.
Epidemiology
PHismostoftenduetoleftheartdisease(GroupII)orparenchymallungdisease(GroupIII).
PrevalenceofidiopathicPAH(IPAH)(GroupI)is6–9casespermillioncomparedwithoverallPAH
prevalenceof15–26casespermillion.2,
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AverageageofPAHpatientsis 50years.2–4IPAHpatientstendtobeevenyounger,withamean
ageof 35years.
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IPAHandPAHassociatedwithconnectivetissuediseases(CTD)arethemostcommonsubtypes.4,
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Incidenceofchronicthromboembolicpulmonaryhypertension(CTEPH)(GroupIV)maybeashighas
4%amongsurvivorsofacutepulmonaryembolism.
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Pathophysiology
PAH is suspected to develop in susceptible individuals who develop a comorbid condition (e.g.,
systemic sclerosis or portal hypertension), contract an infection (e.g., HIV), or get exposed to a
culpabledrug/toxin(e.g.,fenfluramine,methamphetamines,ordasatinib).
MutationsinbonemorphogeneticproteinreceptorII(BMPR-II)geneaccountfor 70%ofheritable
PAH(HPAH).
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Mutationsintheeukaryotictranslationinitiationfactor2alphakinase4(EIF2AK4)genecausePAH
with significant venous/capillary involvement (formerly known as pulmonary veno-occlusive
disease).
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Othersusceptibilityfactorsarespeculatedtoexistbuthavenotbeenidentified.
Comprehensivegenepanelsarecommerciallyavailable.
PAH involves a complex interplay of factors resulting in progressive vascular remodeling with
endothelial cell and smooth muscle proliferation, vasoconstriction, and in situ thrombosis at an
arteriolar level. Vessel wall changes and luminal narrowing restrict the flow of blood and lead to
higher-than-normalpressureas blood flowsthroughthevessels,whichisquantifiablebyanelevated
PVR.
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ElevatedPVR results inincreasedafterloadfortherightventricle(RV), whichincreasesRV wall
tensionandwork,leading to reduced RV contractility, decreasing cardiac outputandprogressive
exerciseintolerance.
The RVhas limited ability to hypertrophyand tolerates high afterload poorly, causing “vascular–
ventricularuncoupling”andeventualRVfailureanddeath.
MechanismsofPHinGroupsII–Vvaryandincludehighpostcapillarypressures,hypoxemia-mediated
vasoconstriction, vascular remodeling, parenchymal destruction, thromboembolic narrowing or
occlusionoflargearteries,compressionofproximalvasculature,andhyperdynamicstatesleading to
increasedcirculatoryflow.
Combinedpre-andpostcapillaryPHdescribessituationswhenmultipleconditionsleadtoelevated
pressures in the left-sided heart chambers (postcapillary) and simultaneous abnormalities in the
pulmonaryarterialside(precapillary).
Hemodynamicdefinition =meanPAP>20 mm Hg,PAWP> 15 mm Hg,andPVR≥3Wood
units
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Prevention
Yearlyscreeningtransthoracicechocardiogram(TTE)isindicatedforhigh-riskgroupsincluding
individualswithknownBMPR-IImutation,scleroderma,portalhypertensionundergoingliver
transplantationevaluation,andcongenitalsystemic-to-pulmonaryshunts(e.g.,ventricularseptaldefects,
patentductusarteriosus).
MoreformalscreeningalgorithmforearlydetectionofPAHinsclerodermaisavailable.
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DIAGNOSIS
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ClinicalPresentation
Symptomsincludedyspnea(mostcommon),fatigue,palpitations,exertionaldizziness,syncope,chest
pain,lowerextremityswelling,andincreasedabdominalgirth(ascites).
Explore underlying exposures (i.e., methamphetamines, chemotherapeutic agents)1 or associated
conditions(e.g.,CTDs,left-sidedcardiacdisease,parenchymallungdiseases,obstructivesleepapnea
syndrome[OSAS],andvenousthromboembolism).
AuscultatorysignsofPHincludeprominentsecondheartsound(loudS2)with loudP2 component,
RVS3,tricuspidregurgitation,andpulmonaryinsufficiencymurmurs.
Signsofrightheartfailurearejugularvenousdistention,pedaledema,hepatomegaly,pulsatileliver,
andascites.
Examination findings of underlying conditions linked to PH include skin changes of scleroderma,
stigmata of liver disease, clubbing (congenital heart disease), aortic/mitral murmurs, and abnormal
breathsounds(parenchymallungdisease).
DiagnosticTesting
Confirm clinical suspicion and determine etiology of PH, while gauging the severity of the
condition.
Acuteillnessescancausemildelevationsofpulmonaryarterysystolicpressure(PASP)(<50mmHg).
Evaluation of chronic PH is necessary if pressures remain elevated after resolution of acute
conditions.
TTEistheinitialtestwhenchronicPHissuspectedorifscreeningavulnerablepopulation.
TTEWITHDOPPLERANDAGITATEDSALINEINJECTION
EstimatePASPbyDopplerinterrogationoftricuspidvalveregurgitantjet.
SensitivityforPHis80%–100%,andcorrelationcoefficientwithinvasivemeasurementis0.6–0.9.
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AbsenceoftricuspidregurgitationdoesnotexcludeelevatedpressuresorPH.
RVfindingsofsignificance:
RV hypertrophy and dilation, depressed systolic function (reduced tricuspid annular systolic
excursion [<1.8 cm associated with worse survival13 ], systolic velocity of the tricuspid valve
annulus,andfree wallstrain),intraventricularseptaldisplacement andparadoxicalmotionleading
toleftventricular(LV)compression,andpericardialeffusion.
Identifycauses of PH(e.g., LVsystolic or diastolic dysfunction, left-sided valvular disease, left
atrialstructuralanomalies,andcongenitalsystemic-to-pulmonaryshunts).
Left atrial enlargement is an important clue for diastolic dysfunction that frequently leads to PH,
especiallyintheelderly.
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Transesophagealechocardiogram(TEE)isindicatedtoexcludeintracardiacshuntssuspectedbyTTE;
patentforamenovaleismostcommonshuntanddoesnotrequirefurtherevaluation.
Additional studies outlined in the following text and Figure 10-1 should be completed if PH is
unexplainedbyTTE,iflungdiseaseissuspected,orifPAHisstillaconsideration.12,
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Figure 10-1 Algorithm for diagnostic workupof pulmonary hypertension.ABG, arterial blood gas; CTD, connective tissue
disease; CTEPH,chronic thromboembolic pulmonaryhypertension;HRCT, high-resolutionCT;HTN,hypertension;LFT, liver
functiontest;MCTD,mixedconnectivetissuedisease,PAH,pulmonaryarterialhypertension;PFT,pulmonaryfunctiontest;PH,
pulmonaryhypertension;RA,rheumatoidarthritis;SLE,systemiclupuserythematosus;V/Q,ventilation–perfusion.
LABORATORIES
Evaluateforassociatedconditionsandgaugedegreeofcardiacimpairment.
Complete blood counts (CBCs), blood urea nitrogen, serum creatinine, hepatic function tests,
natriuretic peptides, HIV serology, CTD serologies (antinuclear, antitopoisomerase antibody, and
anticentromereantibodies;extractable nuclear antigen[ENA];andotherpotentialserologies based
onclinicalpresentation).
Other contingent laboratories include thyroid function studies, hepatitis B and C serologies,
hemoglobinelectrophoresis,antiphospholipidantibody,andlupusanticoagulant.
ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHY
SignsofrightheartenlargementareRVhypertrophy,rightatrialenlargement,rightbundlebranchblock,
andRVstrainpattern(SwaveinleadIwithQwaveandinvertedTwaveinleadIII),butthesefindings
havelowsensitivityinmilderPH.
PULMONARYFUNCTIONTESTING
Spirometry and lung volumes to lookfor obstructive (e.g., chronicobstructive lung disease) or
restrictive(e.g.,interstitiallungdisease[ILD])ventilatoryabnormalities.
Diffusing capacity for carbon monoxide (DLCO) is mildly reduced in PAH; but more severe
reductioninDLCO(i.e., <40%predicted)isaclueforparenchymal lungdiseaseorPAHassociated
withsignificantvenous/capillaryinvolvement.
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Arterial blood gas (ABG): Elevated arterial partial pressure of carbondioxide (PaCO2) suggests
hypoventilationsyndromeorsevereobstructiveventilatorydefect.
Six-minutewalk(6MW)orsimpleexercisetest:
DistancewalkedcorrelateswiththeWorldHealthOrganizationfunctionalclassificationandoverall
prognosis.
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Nocturnaloximetry:DesaturationscouldindicateOSAS.
NocturnaldesaturationsarecommoninPAH,eveninabsenceofOSAS,andshouldbetreatedwith
nocturnalsupplementaloxygen.
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Symptoms of sleep-disordered breathing and daytime hypercarbia should be evaluated with
polysomnography(PSG).
IMAGING
CXR:
CentralpulmonaryarteriesandRVenlargement
CluestospecificPHdiagnosisincludethefollowing:
Decreasedperipheralvascularmarkingsorpruning(PAH)
Largepulmonaryvasculaturethroughoutlungfields(congenital-to-systemicshunt)
Regionaloligemiaofpulmonaryvasculature(chronicthromboembolicdisease)
Interstitialinfiltrates(ILD)
Hyperinflatedlungs(chronicobstructivelungdisease)
Ventilation–perfusion(V/Q)lungscan:
Criticalforexcludingchronicthromboembolicdiseasebutcouldalso beabnormal inPAHwith
venous/capillaryinvolvementandfibrosingmediastinitis.
Presence of one or more segmental mismatches should warrant CT angiography or pulmonary
angiography.
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ChestCTscan:
Angiogram can confirm CTEPH, if initial screening V/Q scan is suspicious, and also helps
determinesurgicalfeasibility;CTshouldgenerallynotbeusedtoscreenforCTEPH.
High-resolutionimagestoassessforinterstitialorbronchiolardisease.
Pulmonary angiography can be done safely in severe PH and confirms CTEPH and determines
surgicalfeasibility.
CardiacMRI:
ProvidesRVanatomicandfunctional information,including ventricularvolumes, ejectionfraction,
andstrokevolumeindex,whichhaveprognosticvalue.
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IdentifiescardiacanomaliesassociatedwithPAH(ifTEEcontraindicated).
DIAGNOSTICPROCEDURES
LungbiopsyisusuallyprohibitedbyseverePHorRVdysfunctionifpresent;rarelyperformedwhen
suspectingPAHassociatedwithvenous/capillaryinvolvement.
Rightheartcatheterization:
EssentialwhenPAHsuspectedandpulmonaryvasodilatorsbeingconsidered.
ConfirmsPHbecauseTTEcanbeinaccurate.
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Excludesleftheartdiseasebymeasuringend-expiratoryPAWPandsystemic-to-pulmonaryshunts
(bynoting“step-up”inoxygensaturations).
Measure direct LVend-diastolicpressure if PAWP not reliable, especiallyinpatients older
than65years.
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Reduced cardiac output and elevated mean right atrial pressure (RAP) are important
predictorsofmortality.
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Acutefluidchallenge(7mL/kgover5minutes)canunmaskLVdysfunctionthatcouldbeetiology
ofmildPH.
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Acutevasodilatortesting recommended when IPAH,HPAH,or drug/toxin-induced PAHsuspected,
unlessextremerightheartfailurepresent(meanRAP>20mmHg).
Useshort-actingvasodilator,suchasIVadenosineorinhalednitricoxide.
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Significantresponseisacute dropin mPAP ≥ 10 mmHgand concludingmPAP < 40 mmHg
withstableorimprovedcardiacoutput.
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Onlyacuterespondersshouldreceivelong-termCCBs(see“Treatment”section).
TREATMENT
Supplemental oxygen to keep arterial saturations (>89%) to avoid hypoxic vasoconstriction.
Normoxemiamaynotbepossiblewithsignificantright-to-leftintracardiacshunting.
In-lineIVfilterstopreventparadoxicalairemboliinpatientswithlargeright-to-leftshunts.
DeepValsalvamaneuversraiseintrathoracicpressureandreducecentralvenousreturn(e.g.,vigorous
exercise, severe coughing, straining during defecation, or micturition) and highaltitudes (>5000 ft)
becauseoflowinspiredconcentrationofoxygen.
AvoidpregnancybecauseofhemodynamicalterationsthatfurtherstraintheRV.
PulmonaryrehabilitationisrecommendedfortreatedPAHpatientswhoremainlimitedduetophysical
deconditioning.
ManagementofPHdependsonthespecificcategoryofPH.
GroupIIPHshouldreceiveappropriatetherapyforunderlyingcausativeconditionwiththegoalof
minimizingpostcapillarypressures.
Group III PH should receive treatment for specific condition, for example, bronchodilators for
obstructive lung disease, immunomodulators, or antifibrotics for ILD, noninvasive ventilation for
OSASorobesityhypoventilationsyndrome,andsupplementaloxygen.
SelectPH–ILDpatientscanbenefitfromtheinhaledpulmonaryvasodilator,treprostinil.
CTEPH is usually treated by pulmonary thromboendarterectomy or percutaneous balloon
angioplastyatspecializedcentersandrequirescarefulevaluationtodeterminebestintervention.22
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InoperableorpersistentCTEPH(afterintervention)benefitfrommedicaltherapy.
Medications
PAHpatientsarecandidatesforvasomodulator/vasodilatortherapy(seeTable10-2).
FourcategoriesofPAH-specifictherapieswithuniquemechanismsofaction:
Endothelinreceptorantagonistsblockendothelin-1’seffectonpulmonaryarterysmoothmuscle
cells,thusabrogatingvasoconstrictionandcellulargrowth.
TABLE10-2
VASOMODULATOR/VASODILATORY THERAPY FOR PULMONARY ARTERIAL
HYPERTENSION
Drug Therapeutic
Class
Route
of
Delivery
Dosing
Range
Adverse
Effects
Cautions
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Nifedipine,
amlodipine,
diltiazem
Calciumchannel
blockers
PO Varies
by
patient
tolerance
Peripheral
edema,
hypotension,
fatigue
Useonlyin
patientswho
are
vasoresponsive
duringacute
vasodilator
challenge;avoid
iflowcardiac
outputor
decompensated
rightheartfailure
Sildenafil
Tadalafil
Phosphodiesterase
type5inhibitor
PO 20mg
TID
40mg/d
Headache,
hypotension,
dyspepsia,
myalgias,
visual
disturbances
Avoidusingwith
nitratesor
protease
inhibitors
Riociguat Solubleguanylate
cyclasestimulator
PO 2.5mg
TID
Hypotension Avoidusingwith
nitrates;
approvedfor
PAHand
CTEPH,i.e.,
inoperableor
persistentafter
endarterectomy
Bosentan Endothelin
receptor
antagonist
PO 125mg
BID
Hepatotoxic,
teratogen,
peripheral
edema
Monthlyliver
function
monitoring;
avoidusingwith
glyburideand
glipizide
Ambrisentan Endothelin
receptor
antagonist
PO 5–
10mg/d
Teratogen,
peripheral
edema
Fluidretention,
particularlyin
olderpatients
Macitentan Endothelin
receptor
antagonist
PO 10mg/d Teratogen,
peripheral
edema
Monitorfor
anemia
Iloprost
Treprostinil
Prostacyclin
analogue
IH 2.5–5μg
6–8/d
≥9
breaths
QID
Cough,
flushing,
headache,
trismus
Suboptimal
adherencedue
todosing
frequency;
overnightdrug
holiday
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Selexipag Prostacyclin
receptoragonist
PO 200–
1600µg
BID
Headache,
jawpain,
diarrhea,
extremity
pain
Hyperthyroidism
Treprostinil Prostacyclin
analogue
SC,IV,
orPO
Varies
by
patient
tolerance
Headache,
jawpain,
diarrhea,
extremity
pain
With
continuous
parenteraluse,
catheter-related
complications
(IV);site
pain/reaction
(SC);GIdistress
withPOuse
Epoprostenol Prostacyclin
analogue
IV Varies
by
patient
tolerance
Headache,
jawpain,
diarrhea,
extremity
pain
Continuous
parenteral
agent;very
shorthalf-life;
catheter-related
complications
(IV);high-
outputstateat
higherdoses
CTEPH, chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension; GI, gastrointestinal; IH, inhaled; PAH, pulmonary arterial
hypertension;PO,oral.
Phosphodiesterase 5 inhibitors block enzyme that shuts down nitric oxide–mediated
vasodilation.
Soluble guanylate cyclase stimulator activates the downstream signal of nitric oxide and
inducesvasodilation.
Prostacyclinpathwayactivators,includingprostacyclinanaloguesandprostacyclinreceptor
agonists,inducevasodilation,inhibitcellulargrowth,andinhibitplateletaggregation.
Choice of PAH-specific therapy should be individualized by severity of condition based on
establishedriskassessmenttoolsthatareavailableonline(seeFigure10-2andTable10-3).
REVEAL2.0andREVEALLitecalculateaweightedscorebasedonmultiplevariables(such
as PAH subtype, demographics, New York Heart Association [NYHA] functional class, 6MW
distance,natriureticpeptides,hemodynamics,vitalsigns)anddeterminelow,intermediate,orhigh
riskfordeath.24,
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Figure10-2 Algorithm for managementof pulmonary arterial hypertension.ERA,endothelin receptor antagonist;
PDE5-I, phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor; PH, pulmonary hypertension; sGC, soluble guanylate cyclase. *Risk
determinedbycompositeassesmentofpredictorsofsurvival(see“Treatment”section).
TABLE10-3
VALIDATEDRISKASSESSMENTTOOLSINPAH
FrenchPulmonary REVEAL2.0 REVEALLite
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