(P 6.8 mg/dl) (cardiovascular (1.4 1.3 ) disease, CVD) (pre-esrd) ( (congestive heart failure, CHF) ) (hypertension) (coronary artery disease, CAD) [5] (systolic dysfunction) (left ventricular ejection fraction, LVEF) 40% 80% 65 30 50% (diastolic dysfunction) 28% E/A (reverse) 60% [1-2] [6] Nixon (end-stage renal disease, ESRD) 10 30 (ultrafiltration, UF) [3] 40% [7] (coronary artery disease, CAD) 75% (left ventricular hypertrophy, LVH) (2) (Ca 8 mg/dl) 36% [4] (chronic kidney (1) ( -adrenergic stimulation) (2) disease, CKD) (stiffness) (afterload) (multiple risk factors) (isolated systolic hypertension, ISH) (3) (stiffer heart) (4) 4,024 (cardiac (prevalence) output, CO) (neurohormonal stimulation) (perfusion [5] (1) (albumin) pressure) (hypoalbuminemia) (renin-angiotensin-aldosterone, RAA) 150
(arginine vasopressin, AVP) (a) (b) (fluid overload) [8] camp (c) (d) (prothrombotic factor) (e) (f) (hyperparathyroidism) (g) (angiotensinogen) (angiotensin I) (LVH) (angiotensin-converting enzyme, ACE) (angiotensin II, AII) 93% (vasoconstrictor) (aldosterone) (cardiac remodelling) ( 1) (LV dilation) 42% (1) (2) (3) Foley 48% ( hyp erlipi de mia ) (hyperhomocystinemia) 1. 151
60 100% (primary goal) (renaovascular disease) Foley 432 (percutaneous catheter intervention, PCI) [9] (coronary artery bypass graft, CABG) (heart transplantation) 1. (underyling etiology) 2. Zager 5,433 3. 110 mmhg 4. [10] 5. (1) (ACE inhibitors) (diuretics) (digitalis) (2) (AII receptor blockers, ARBs) [15] (3) (vasodilators) Hydralazine isosorbide dinitrite [11-12] (4) (CAD) (aldosterone antagonist) spironolactone (Aldactone ) ( 83%) (5) dobutamine (phosphodiesterase [13] inhibitors) (6) (dilated cardiomyopathy, (carnitine) (PTH)DCM) ( -blockers) (7) [14] (ischemic heart disease, IHD) 152
(optimal dialysis) 4 g/dl (folic acid) (cardiac (homocysteine) echo) (dry weight) (ACEIs) ( -blocker Carvedilol) [4] (secondary hyperparathyroidism) (hyperlipidemia) (Diuretics) (atherosclerosis) (glomerular filtration rate, GFR) (renal anemia) (loop diuretics) (subcutaneous injection, SC) (recombinant human erythropoietin, rhu-epo) (fluid overload) thiazide (continuous drip) (natriuresis) (LV mass) [16] spironolactone (preload) (afterload) (extracellular matrix) (degradation) [19-22] ( 30%) (dry weight) [17- (hyperkalemia) 18] (shorter interdialytic phase) ( ) 5% (AV fistula) (Digoxin) (high cardiac output) ( 1.0 2.9 L/min) 153
(angioedema) (ARBs) (Af with RVR) (apresoline) (nitrate) (1) (2) (3) (AII type 1 receptor blockers, (4) 30% ARBs) ARBs RAA AT 1 quinidine ACEI ARBs ACEI (add on therapy) [15] ARBs (ACEIs) (stroke) ACEIs RAA (regression) (baroreceptor) (bradykinin) (NO) ( ) (Beta-blockers) RAA ACEI (diastolic filling time) ( u p - regulation) ( -agonist) HOPE [23] ACEI Londan ACEI (LVH) ACEI (CCB) 12 ACEI (LV mass) Metoprolol ACEI (100 mg) 1/4 (25 mg) ACEI (systolic dysfunction) (renoprotection) (NYHA classes II-IV) ACEI 10 ( ) 20% Carvedilol ( 1, 2 1) Carvedilol (anti-oxidation) 154
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