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Encouragepatientsto:
Limitsaltintaketo<6g/day(approximately1.5teaspoons).Saltsubstitutesarenotadvisableas theycontainhighlevelsofpotassium Stopsmoking Avoidexcessivealcoholconsumption Participate in an exercise-training programme (cardiac rehabilitation) if they have stable CHF (NYHAclassII–III).
Psychologicalinterventions
DepressioniscommoninCHFandcognitivebehaviourtherapy(CBT)canbeconsidered.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
The pharmacological therapies in Fig. 5.1 have been shown to improve mortality in HFrEF(ejectionfraction<40%).
Fig. 5.1 Pharmacological treatment flowchart for heart failure with reduced ejection fraction. ACE, angiotensin-converting enzyme; ARB, angiotensin II receptor blocker; CRT, cardiac resynchronization therapy;ICD,implantablecardioverterdefibrillator;MRA,mineralocorticoidreceptorantagonist.
Prognostictherapy
First-linetherapy
Allpatientsshouldbestartedon(Table5.2):
ACEinhibitor,oranARBifintolerant Beta-blocker.
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Table5.2First-linetreatmentforheartfailurewithreducedejectionfraction
Drug Howtouse Monitoring Important
sideeffects
ACE inhibitor
Startwithalowdose,e.g.ramipril2.5mgOD Increase dose every 2 weeks until maximum tolerated doseormaximumdosereached
U&E 1–2 weeks after initiationandeachtitration Blood pressure before and aftereachdosechange Review monthly for 3 months,thentwiceayear
Angioedema Cough Electrolyte imbalance Kidney injury Hypotension
ARB
Startwithalowdose,e.g.losartan12.5mgOD Increase dose every 2 weeks until maximum tolerated doseormaximumdosereached
Electrolyte imbalance Kidney injury Hypotension
Beta­blockers
Startwithalowdose,e.g.bisoprolol2.5mgOD Switchto abeta-blockerlicensed for CHF ifalreadyon anothertypeforcomorbidity,e.g.atenolol
AsforACEinhibitor/ARB Heart rate after each dose change
Worsening symptoms Bradycardia Hypotension
Source:datafromNICENG106.
Second-linetherapy
Mineralocorticoid receptor antagonistsare offeredasanadditional therapyifsymptoms persist, e.g.spironolactone25mgOD Contraindicationsincludesignificanthyperkalaemiaandrenaldysfunction(stage3chronickidney disease(CKD)orworse) MonitorU&Eandbloodpressurebeforestartingandaftereverydosechange.Monitormonthlyfor 3months,andthentwiceayear.
Specialistmedication
Hydralazineorisosorbidedinitrate Sacubitrilwithvalsartan Ivabradine Digoxin.
Symptomatictherapy
Diuretics (usually loop, occasionally thiazides) are used to manage fluid overload or congestion,e.g.furosemide40mgODinitiallyinpatientswitheitherHFrEForHFpEF.
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Surgicalmanagement
Cardiacresynchronizationtherapy(CRT)andimplantablecardioverterdefibrillator
(ICD)
CRT and ICD therapy are indicated for patients who have HFrEF, with left ventricular ejectionfraction≤35%.
CRT encompasses CRT-D (with defibrillator) and CRT-P (pacing only). The choice betweenICD,CRT-D,andCRT-PdependsonthepresenceofLBBB,QRSduration,and NYHAclass.
Valvereplacement
Somepatientsmaybenefitfromatranscathetermitralvalverepair1if:
TheyhavesymptomaticheartfailuredespitemaximalmedicaltherapyAND Moderate–severeorseveresecondaryMR(e.g.secondarytoamyocardialinfarction).
Cardiactransplantation
Patients with drug-refractory severe CHF and refractory cardiogenic shock should be referredtospecialistCHFcentrestobeassessedfortheirsuitabilityfortransplantation.
Monitoringandfollow-up
Aminimumof6-monthlyclinicalreviewsshouldbeoffered.
Patientsshouldbeeducatedtomonitortheirweightathome,andtoreportanyclinical deterioration(>1.5–2kgweightgainin2days)toexpediteanearlyassessment.
Specialconsiderations
Chronickidneydisease
ConcomitantrenaldiseaseiscommoninCHF.Thisgroupofpatientsareatahigherrisk of hyperkalaemia with ACE inhibitor, ARB, diuretic, and mineralocorticoid receptor antagonist use. Consider lower and/or slower titration of doses if eGFR is <45mL/min/1.73m2,andliaisewiththerenalteamifeGFRis<30mL/min/1.73m2.
Heartfailurewithpreservedejectionfraction
Empagliflozin has been demonstrated to reduce the risk of hospitalization and
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cardiovasculardeathduetoHFpEF2.
Furtherreading
1.ScottishIntercollegiateGuidelinesNetwork(SIGN)(2016). ManagementofChronicHeart Failure.
Edinburgh:SIGN;2016.Availableat:https://www.sign.ac.uk/assets/sign147.pdf
1StoneGW, LindenfeldJL,AbrahamWT, etal.Transcathetermitralvalverepairinpatientswithheart
failure.NEnglJMed.2018;379:2307–18.
2AnkerSD,ButlerJ,FilippatosG,etal.Empagliflozininheartfailurewithapreservedejectionfailure.
NEnglJMed.2021;385:1451–61.
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Chapter6
Hypertension
Guideline: NICE NG136 (Hypertension in adults: diagnosis and
management):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng136
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Hypertension is known as the ‘silent killer’. This is because it is most commonly asymptomaticbutchronically,and occasionallyacutely,itcan leadto end-organdamage which is life-limiting. In the majority of cases, hypertension is primary (essential hypertension),butsomecasesmaybeduetoasecondarycause(Table6.1).
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Table6.1Secondarycausesofhypertension
Renovascular Bilateralrenaldisease,e.g.glomerulonephritis,interstitialnephritis,diabeticnephropathy
Renalarterystenosis
Coarctationoftheaorta
Endocrine Thyrotoxicosis
Conn’ssyndrome
Phaeochromocytoma
Acromegaly
Cushing’ssyndrome
Druginduced Ciclosporin,cocaine,contraceptives
Other Obstructivesleepapnoea
Diagnosis
History
Patientswithaccelerated(malignant)hypertension(Box6.1)mayreportheadacheormay havesignsorsymptomsofsecondarycausesofhypertension.
Examination
Feel the pulse prior to measuring blood pressure. Automated blood pressure machines shouldbeavoidedinpatientswithanirregularpulse.
If thebloodpressureisraisedin onearm andhypertensionissuspected,measurethe blood pressurein the other arm as well. If there is a difference in readings >15mmHg, repeat the measurements. If the difference of >15mmHg persists, use the arm with the higher reading in future to assess the blood pressure (Fig. 6.1). Consider pathological causes for blood pressure discrepancy >15mmHg between the arms, e.g. peripheral arterial disease, aortic dissection or aneurysm, Takayasu’s arteritis, subclavian steal syndrome,andthoracicinletsyndrome.
Ifthebloodpressureis>140/90mmHgonthefirstreading,repeatthemeasurement.If thesecond measurementissignificantlydifferent, performa thirdmeasurementanduse thelowerbloodpressureofthelasttworeadings(Fig.6.1).
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Fig.6.1 Diagnosing hypertension. ABPM, ambulatory blood pressure monitoring; HBPM,home blood pressuremonitoring.
Investigations
Diagnosis
SeeTable6.2andBox6.1.
Ambulatorybloodpressuremonitoring(ABPM)
Twomeasurementsshouldbetakenperhourduringwakinghours,generatingatleast14 measurementstodiagnosehypertension.
Homebloodpressuremonitoring(HBPM)
This is an alternative for those unable to tolerateABPM. Two measurements are taken twice daily for 4–7 days. Hypertension can be confirmed by averaging all the measurements(excludemeasurementsonday1).
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Table6.2Definitionsofhypertension(bothrequiredfordiagnosis)
Stage Clinicreading ABPMorHPBM
1 ≥140/90mmHg ≥135/85mmHg
2 ≥160/100mmHg ≥150/95mmHg
3(severe) ≥180mmHgsystolic,or
≥120mmHgdiastolic
N/A
Source:datafromNICENG136.
If stage 3 hypertension is accompanied by retinalhaemorrhage or papilloedema, this is accelerated(malignant)hypertensionandisamedicalemergency(seeBox6.1).
Assessingcardiovascularrisk
SerumHbA1c,totalcholesterol,andhigh-densitylipoproteincholesterolshouldbemeasured.
Assessingtargetorgandamage
SeeTable6.3.
Box6.1Whotorefertohospitalurgently(sameday)
Bloodpressure>180/120mmHgand:
Signsofretinalhaemorrhageorpapilloedema(accelerated/malignanthypertension)OR New-onsetconfusionOR ChestpainOR SignsofheartfailureOR
Acutekidneyinjury(AKI) Phaeochromocytoma is suspected (classic triad of symptoms is headache, palpitations, and sweatingalthoughtheabsenceofthesesymptomsdoesnotexcludeit).
Source:datafromNICENG136.
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Table6.3Investigatingfortargetorgandamage
Target organ
Investigation Changeswhichmaybeseenduetohypertension
Eyes Fundoscopy Changesofhypertensiveretinopathy,e.g.arteriovenousnipping,haemorrhage,cotton
woolspots,papilloedema
Heart 12-leadECG Leftventricularhypertrophy
Kidneys Urineanalysis Raisedalbumin:creatinineratio(ACR),proteinuria
Haematuria
Bloods Raisedcreatinine,reducedestimatedglomerularfiltrationrate(eGFR)
Source:datafromNICENG136.
Chronicmanagement
Patienteducation
Unwanted side effects of antihypertensive treatment are common. Information on the importanceofgood blood pressure controlshouldbeprovided to patientsto encourage compliance.
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
Manysimplelifestyleinterventions, such as having a healthybalanceddiet,can help to reducebloodpressure.Adviceshouldinclude:
Adequateexercise(minimumof30minutesofmoderateintensityexercise,5daysaweek)
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Avoidingexcessivesaltinthediet Avoidingexcessivecaffeineconsumption Alcoholintakeshouldbewithinrecommendedlimits Smokingcessationishelpfulinreducingoverallcardiovascularrisk.
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Stage 1 or 2 hypertension may be diagnosed following a raised clinic blood pressure readingANDaraisedABPMorHBPMreading.
Treatif:
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Age<80years,stage1hypertension,with:
Targetorgandamage(Table6.2) Establishedcardiovasculardisease Renaldisease Diabetes
≥10%10-yearcardiovascularrisk Stage2or3hypertension Targetorgandamageisfoundonexamination(commencetreatmentpriortoABPM/HBPMresult).
Considerdrugtreatmentinstage1hypertensionif:
Age>80yearsandbloodpressureis>150/90mmHg Age<60yearsand10-yearcardiovascularriskisestimatedtobe<10%
ChoiceofpharmacologicaltherapyissummarizedinFig.6.2.
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