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Coronary artery disease (CAD)
Exercise and stable
coronary artery disease
Reporter: Finco Wu
Adviser: Linda Lin
ƒ In Taiwan, heart disease is the third
cause of death
ƒ About 80% is related to coronary
atherosclerotic and occlusion.
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ƒ Coronary artery disease (CAD) occurs when the
arteries that supply blood to the heart muscle (the
coronary arteries) become hardened and narrowed.
The arteries harden and narrow due to buildup of a
material called plaque on their inner walls.
Formation of the atherosclerotic plaque
Epidemiology of CAD
2005
ƒ When coronary artery has be narrowed
narrowed by fatty
deposits, such as cholesterol and triglycerides, then it
can’
can’t supply the heart muscle with oxygen and
nutrients.
心臟疾病
腦血管疾病
惡性腫瘤
Formation of the atherosclerotic plaque
Formation of the
atherosclerotic plaque
氧化性低密度脂蛋白
泡沫細胞
Clinical Features of CAD
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Arrhythmia(心率不整)
Angina(心絞痛)
Myocardial infraction(心肌梗塞)
Heart failure(心臟衰竭)
Sudden cardiac death(猝死)
脂肪性線紋
Risk factors of CAD
ƒ Abnormal cholesterol profile(>200mg/dl)
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Risk factors of CAD
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Abnormal stress or resting electrocardiogram
Age(♀>55 years ♂ >45 years)
triglycerides (TG)(>150mg/dl)
Physical inactivity
Elevated homocysteine(同半胱氨酸 )
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP,高
敏感C反應蛋白)(1~3mg/l or more)
HDLHDL-C (<40mg/dl)
LDLLDL-C (>100mg/dl)
Smoking
Excessive body fat (♀>30% ♂ >20%)
Hypertension(SBP>130mmHg DBP>85mmHg)
Personal and Family history of heart disease
Diabetes
Treatment of CAD
ƒ Drug treatment
ƒ Surgical treatment
ƒ PTCA(percutaneous transluminal coronary
angioplasty)
ƒ Stent
ƒ CABG(Coronary Artery Bypass Graphy )
ƒ Dietary treatment
ƒ Exercise treatment
ƒ Aerobic exercise
ƒ Resistance exercise
Treatment of CAD
ƒ Drug treatment
ƒ ACEI (angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors )
help to lower blood pressure and reduce strain on
your heart.
ƒ Beta blockers slow your heart rate and lower your
blood pressure to decrease the workload on your
heart. Beta blockers are used to relieve angina and
may also reduce the risk of a future heart attack.
ƒ Aspirin antiplatelet
(U.S. Department of Health & Human Services )
Treatment of CAD
ƒ Drug treatment
ƒ Calcium channel blockers relax blood vessels
(arteries and veins) and lower your blood
pressure. These medicines can reduce your
heart's workload, help widen coronary arteries,
and relieve and control angina.
ƒ Nitroglycerin widens the coronary arteries,
increasing blood flow to the heart muscle and
relieving chest pain.
ƒ Lipid lowering drugs : statin, fibrate help to reduce
your cholesterol to a doctor-recommended level.
(U.S. Department of Health & Human Services)
Treatment of CAD
ƒ Surgical treatment
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PTCA
Stent
CABG
Treatment of CAD
ƒ Dietary treatment
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low fat
low salt
low cholesterol(> 200mg/day)
nicotinic acid
ƒ Exercise treatment
ƒ aerobic exercise
ƒ resistance exercise
Benefit of Exercise treatment
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Increase cardiorespiratory endurance
Decrease and control blood pressure
Reduce body fat
Lower blood lipids(cholesterol & TG )
Prevent and control diabetes
Aerobic exercise of CAD
ƒ Model:walking, jogging, bike, arm crank
ƒ Intensity:70%~85%HRmax or 60%~70%HRR
ƒ Duration:30min(warm up 5~7min & cool down
5~7min )
ƒ Frequency:3~5 times/week
ƒ Clara et al,2002; Clara et al,2003; Savvas et al,
2003; Paul et al, 2005; Thompson, 2005
Benefit of Exercise treatment
ƒ Decrease low-grade(hidden)
inflammation in the body(hs-CRP)
ƒ Increase and maintain good heart
function
ƒ Motivation toward somking cessation
ƒ Alleviate tension and stress
ƒ Counteract a personal history of heart
disease
Combine exercise of CAD
ƒ Model:dynamic resistance training
ƒ Intensity:40%~60 maximum voluntary
contraction(MVC)
ƒ Repetition:15~20
ƒ Total time:20min(about 6~8 machine)
ƒ Frequency:2~3 times/week
ƒ Clara et al,2002; Clara et al,2003; Savvas et al,
2003; Wehrensa et al, 2004; White et al, 2004; Paul
et al, 2005; Thompson, 2005; White et al, 2006
Exercise and hs-CRP
ƒ Exercise capacity is inversely correlated with
CRP level
(Rahimi, 2005)
ƒ The relationship between Exercise and hsCRP is unclear
(徐嘉吟,2005)
ƒ Four weeks aerobic exercise does not reduce
CRP level
(Kelley,2006)