Effects of Pulmonary Hypertension and Right Ventricular Function in Short and Long-Term Kidney Function.

摘要: Background Pulmonary hypertension is not uncommon in patients with renal disease and vice versa; therefore, it influences treatments outcomes. There a large body of literature on pulmonary kidney disease, its prognostic implications, economic burden, management strategies. However, the converse, namely hemodynamic effects function (acute chronic injury) less studied described. also increasing interest transplant The relationship complex phenomenon multiple systems mechanisms are involved pathophysiology. Although definition has evolved over time understanding interplays between heart, lungs, kidneys, etc; there limited evidence to provide specific treatment strategy when kidneys lungs affected at same time. Nevertheless, available appears support new therapeutics highlights importance individualized approach. sufficient research showing that morbidity mortality from PH driven by influence dysfunction kidneys. Conclusion This concise review focuses including, patho-physiological acute injury, progression CKD, outcomes, situations such as post LVAD implantation novel diagnostic indices. We believe this nature will fill an important gap implication help highlight component cardio-reno-pulmonary axis.