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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.98.2017.tde-05102017-074636
Document
Author
Full name
Andres Di Leoni Ferrari
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 2017
Supervisor
Committee
Mateos, José Carlos Pachón (President)
Avezum Junior, Alvaro
Greco, Oswaldo Tadeu
Moraes Junior, Antonio Vitor
Title in Portuguese
Avaliação de dessincronia atrioventricular em portadores de marca-passo bicameral devido à doença do nó sinusal e bloqueio atrioventricular de primeiro grau
Keywords in Portuguese
Bloqueio atrioventricular
Dissociação atrioventricular
Estimulação cardíaca artificial
Marca-passo artificial
Abstract in Portuguese
INTRODUÇÃO: O intervalo PR longo, em conjunto com a duração e a morfologia do QRS gerado pela estimulação cardíaca artificial, associam-se com dessincronia e disfunção cardíaca em diferentes níveis. Na doença do nó sinusal, durante a programação do marca-passo, podemos optar por duas estratégias: PR longo com QRS estreito (quando se busca evitar a ativação ventricular em detrimento do sincronismo atrioventricular) ou PR otimizado e QRS largo estimulado pelo marca-passo (quando se busca corrigir o intervalo atrioventricular em detrimento da sincronia ventricular). Neste estudo, buscamos comparar a evolução clínica e estrutural cardíaca destas estratégias. MÉTODOS: Acompanhou-se por 1 ano uma coorte com doença do nó sinusal, bloqueio atrioventricular de 1º grau (doença binodal) e marca-passo DDD. Através da ecocardiografia Doppler de fluxo transmitral avaliou-se a duração do enchimento diastólico ventricular e sincronia atrioventricular (? ondas E+A>=40% do ciclo cardíaco). Os pacientes dessincrônicos (DAV) tiveram o intervalo atrioventricular otimizado (intervenção) ao melhor rendimento hemodinâmico, porém com QRS estimulado. Estes retornavam ao PR basal após 6 meses (cross-over). Os sincrônicos (SAV) foram mantidos sob PR longo e QRS intrínseco durante todo o seguimento (controles). RESULTADOS: Quarenta e três pacientes foram incluídos e 41 completaram o estudo (idade média= 71,5 anos). Confirmou-se a existência dos 2 grupos (p= <0.001): os SAV (n=19), distintos daqueles com dessincronia atrioventricular (DAV, n=24). PR>=263ms mostrou especificidade de 78,9% para diagnóstico de dessincronia AV, e a maior duração do PR mostrou relação direta com pior função sistólica ventricular basal. Os DAV eram predominantemente homens, tinham PR mais longos (média= 283,5ms) e menor duração da diástole (p= 0.032). Um subgrupo dos DAV com PR >300ms mostrou pior qualidade de vida, maior duração do QRS quando estimulado, e dessincronia não corrigível por otimização. De modo notável, em 6 meses, o grupo DAV mostrou tendência a melhora da FEVE apesar do QRS alargado, e decréscimo ao retornar ao basal. O grupo SAV apresentava PR longo antifisiológico e evolutivamente piora da regurgitação mitral (p= 0.008) e também registros de fibrilação atrial de aparição mais precoce. Foram preditores independentes de dessincronia atrioventricular o PR >263ms (RR= 1,84; p= 0.024) e a duração da diástole inferior a 40% do ciclo cardíaco (RR= 0,99; p<0.001). CONCLUSÕES: Em pacientes com doença binodal e marca-passo DDD, a mera intenção de evitar o QRS largo da estimulação ventricular artificial não resolve todos os problemas. Intervalos PR longos (>263ms) associados ao decréscimo do enchimento diastólico ventricular caracterizariam outro prejuízo eletromecânico cardíaco: a dessincronia atrioventricular, disfunção que tem repercussão hemodinâmica, clínica e estrutural.
Title in English
Evaluation of atrioventricular dyssynchrony in patients with dual-chamber pacemaker implanted due to sinus node disease and first degree atrioventricular block
Keywords in English
Artificial pacemaker
Atrioventricular block
Atrioventricular dissociation
Cardiac pacing
Abstract in English
BACKGROUND: Long PR interval and wide QRS duration duo to ectopic morphology generated by artificial cardiac pacing are associated with cardiac dysfunction and dyssynchrony at different levels. When programming a permanent pacemaker in sinus node disease, two strategies can be considered: long PR with narrow QRS (avoiding ventricular pacing despite the risk of losing atrioventricular syncrony) or optimized PR interval with pacemaker-induced wide QRS (aiming to correct the atrioventricular delay despite loss of the ventricular synchrony). In this study, we aimed to compare the clinical and cardiac structural outcomes of these two strategies. METHODS: Sudy a cohort of patients with sinus node disease, first-degree AV block (binodal disease) and DDD pacemaker was followed for 1 year follow-up. atrioventrucular synchrony (AVS) was assessed echocardiographically by the ventricular diastolic filling time on Doppler transmitral flow: sum of the duration of E and A waves >=40% of the cardiac cycle. Patients with AV dyssynchrony (AVD) had the AV delay optimized (intervention group) for the best hemodynamic performance, but under wide artificially paced QRS. These returned to baseline PR interval after 6 months (cross-over). Those with AVS were kept under intrinsic QRS throughout the follow-up period despiste long PR interval (control group). RESULTS: Forty-three patients were included (mean age = 71.5 years), and 41 completed the 1-year follow-up. The existence of the 2 groups was confirmed (p<=0.001): patients with AVS (n=19), differed from those with AVD (n=24). Within a homogeneous sample (mean age= 71.5 years), PR >=263 ms had a specificity of 78.9% for the diagnosis of AVD, and longer PR intervals were associated with worse baseline ventricular systolic function. Most patients with AVD were men, had longer PR intervals (mean= 283.5 ms), and had significantly lower diastole duration (p= 0.032). A subgroup of AVD patients with PR >300 ms had poorer quality of life, significantly greater use of ?-blockers (p= 0.011), longer paced QRS width, and AV dyssynchrony that is non-correctable by optimization. Notably, at 6 months, the AVD group lean towards to have better LVEF values despite the wide QRS and a decrease when returning to baseline. Patients with AVS also had PR intervals different from the physiological condition (157.9 to 330 ms) and, over time, had worsening of mitral regurgitation (p=0.008) and earlier atrial fibrillation. PR>263 ms (RR= 1.84; p= 0.024) and diastole duration <40% of the cardiac cycle (RR= 0.99; p<0.001) were independent predictors of AVD. CONCLUSIONS: For patients with binodal disease and DDD pacemaker, the strategy of avoiding the wide QRS, usually applied by modern algorithms for minimizing ventricular pacing, is not enough to solve all problems. Long PR intervals (>=263 ms) may be associated with decreased ventricular diastolic filling time and characterize another cardiac electromechanical impairment: AV dyssynchrony, with hemodynamic, clinical and structural repercussions by itself.
 
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2017-11-09
 
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