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Intermittent claudication
Peripheral artery disease also known as _____
Peripheral artery disease
It is a pain caused by too little blood flow to muscle during exercise
Atherosclerosis
In the peripheral artery disease_____ can result in ischemia of peripheral muscles just as coronary artery disease causes cardiac ischemia
skeletal muscles: legs / lower extremities
exercise: rest
The pain (claudication) of peripheral artery disease occurs in ____, especially in the _____, during ___ and disappears with ___
It is not immediately life threatening
Peripheral artery disease is not?
Increased mortality
Can severely limit exercise tolerance
and may be associated with chronic ischemic ulcers
and susceptibility to infection
It still requires treatment because peripheral artery disease is associated with?
Primarily directed at reversal or control of atherosclerosis and requires measurement and control of hyperlipidemia, hypertension and obesity; cessation of smoking; and control of diabetes, if present.
Treatment of peripheral artery disease
Physical therapy and exercise training is of proven benefit.
Conventional vasodilators are no benefit because vessels distal to the obstructive lesions are usually dilated at rest
Antiplatelet drugs are often used to prevent
clotting in the region of plaques
Specific drugs- Pentoxyfylline & Cilostazol
Give the approaches treatment for peripheral artery disease
Pentoxyfylline and Cilostazol
Two drugs are used almost exclusively for peripheral artery disease and have vasodilating effects:
Pentoxyfylline
This is thought to act by reducing the viscosity of blood, allowing it to flow more easily through partially obstructed areas
Pentoxyfylline
The only methylxanthine derivative not used for asthma
Phosphodiesterase type 3
converts cAMP to AMP (inactive)
increase cAMP = vasodilation, antiplatelet
Both the peripheral artery disease is a type of what inhibitor?
Cilostazol
This drug is poorly understood, but may have selective antiplatelet and vasodilating effects
Pentoxyfylline and Cilostazol
Both drugs have been shown to increase exercise tolerance in patients with severe claudication
PDE-5-inhibitors
PGE-1 analog
Type of drugs used for treatmetn of erectile dysfunction
the prostate, male organs, and urethra, breaks CGMP down to GMP.
increase CGMP = vasodilation
PDE-5 is present in?
Sildenafil (Viagra)
Tadalafil and Vardenafil
Drugs that is PDE-5
Relaxation permits inflow of blood at nearly arterial pressure into the sinuses of the cavernosa and it is the pressure of the blood that causes erection.
Explain the action of PDE-5
Alprostadil
Drug that is PGE-1 analog
Alprostadil
This is a drug for patent ductus arteriosus palliative therapy
Alprostadil
This drug is injected directly into the cavernosa or placed in the urethra as a mini suppository