Herzklappenfehler und Endokarditis

  • Dieter Horstkotte
  • Cornelia Piper

Auszug

Der allgemeine Behandlungsplan bei Patienten mit chronischen Herzklappenfehlern umfasst
  • die Prävention typischer Komplikationen

  • bei Fehlern mit chronischer Volumenbelastung die medikamentöse Behandlung mit dem Ziel, die Progression zu verlangsamen

  • die Beratung über angemessene Belastungen in Beruf und Freizeit und

  • die Verlaufsbeobachtung, um den optimalen Interventionszeitpunkt festlegen zu können. Dabei ist zu berücksichtigen, dass die klinische Symptomatik häufig nicht mit der hämodynamischen Schwere des Klappenfehlers oder der myokardialen Adaptation an die veränderten Lastbedingungen korre-liert.

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Authors and Affiliations

  • Dieter Horstkotte
    • 1
  • Cornelia Piper
    • 1
  1. 1.Kardiologische KlinikHerz- und Diabeteszentrum Nordrhein-WestfalenBad Oeynhausen

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