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Summary

This document provides information on internal medicine, focusing on cardiology topics like heart failure and coronary artery disease. It details causes, clinical features, diagnosis, and treatment options, including medications and procedures. The document also discusses differential diagnoses for chest pain.

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Internal medicine Cardiology Heart Failure: Is a complex clinical syndrome caused by structural or functional impairment of ventricular filling and/or ejection of blood. Causes: Coronary artery disease Diabetes mellitus Hypertension Clinical features: Dyspnea Peripheral edema Fatigue Tachycardia...

Internal medicine Cardiology Heart Failure: Is a complex clinical syndrome caused by structural or functional impairment of ventricular filling and/or ejection of blood. Causes: Coronary artery disease Diabetes mellitus Hypertension Clinical features: Dyspnea Peripheral edema Fatigue Tachycardia Murmurs Irregular pulse Diagnosis: ECG NT-proBNP Troponin Echo Treatment: ➔ Beta blockers ( metoprolol, bisoprolol 5 mg ) ➔ Plus ARBs inhibitors ( valsartan ) or ACE inhibitors ( ramipril ) ➔ SGLT2 ( Jardiance, dapagliflozin) ➔ Diuretics ( furosemide ) VALSARTAN Acute coronary syndrome ACS: the suspension or confirmed acute myocardial infarction ACS classified into two groups: 1) NSTE-ACS: acute coronary syndrome manifested without ST-elevation - NSTEMI: associated with rest angina symptoms that lasts >20 min & rise in troponin - Unstable angina: absence of detectable myocardial injury biomarkers 2) STE-ACS: acute coronary syndrome manifesting with ST-elevation Clinical features: ❖ Retrosternal pain ➔ Dull, squeezing pressure & or tightness ➔ Commonly radiates to left chest, arm shoulder & neck, jaw or epigastrium ➔ Provoked by excretion or stress ➔ Symptoms relieved after administering nitrates ➔ The peak of time is usually in the morning ❖ Dyspnea ❖ Nausea & vomiting ❖ Dizziness ❖ Syncope Diagnosis: ECG: STEMI or NSTEMI Troponin Coagulation panel ( INR, APT, APPT ) Treatment Triple therapy: ❖ Anticoagulation ( warfarin , heparin) ❖ Dual antiplatelets Aspirin + Clopidogrel Chronic coronary artery disease: ischemic heart disease due to narrowing or blockage of coronary arteries Clinical features: ❖ Paroxysmal attacks of retrosternal chest discomfort ❖ Angina ❖ Provoked by coronary stenosis when it reaches > 70% Treatment: ❖ Antiplatelets therapy ( aspirin ) ❖ Statins ( atorvastatin ) ❖ Antianginal therapy calcium channel blockers ( amlodipine) Atrial fibrillation: Diagnosis ECG: absent p-waves Treatment: Anticoagulation ( enoxaparin ) Beta blockers Digoxin PZY12 - Inhibitors ( antiplatelets) Clopidogrel Ticlopidine Ticagrelor Cangrelor Differential diagnosis of chest pain: Pulmonary embolism Pneumonia Myocarditis Pericarditis - diffuse st-elevation & p-q interval shortened Aortic dissection Primary MI Anginal treatment: ❖ Betablocokers ❖ Nitroglycerin ❖ CCB: dilate the arteries, considered as antianginal agents ( prevent vasospasm) ❖ Metazidine: ( metabolic agent, blockers of potassium channel & improve contractility) Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy: Has increased demand and low blood supply due to too much muscles & not enough arteries to supply the muscles. Symptom: Angina CHF Requerence of syncopes Treatment 1) Beta blockers ( highest dose) → CCB verapamil 2) Pacemaker 3) Myomectomy ( partial removal of septum or ablation)

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