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Il controllo dei fattori di rischio nella realtà Prof. ENRICO AGABITI ROSEI Clinica Medica -Università of Brescia

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  • Il controllo dei fattori di rischio nella

    realtà

    Prof. ENRICO AGABITI ROSEI

    Clinica Medica -Università of Brescia

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    J Hypertens 2007

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    optimal (160/>100 mmHg)

    ISH (>140/

  • FORLIFEComparison between pressure values

    at visits 1 and 3 in patients with diabetes

    Visit 1

    (

  • Cholesterol and glycemia in Italy :

    changes 1998-2008

    1998 : 1912 M & 1870 F

    2008 : 1738 M & 1741 F

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    total cholesterol LDL cholesterol HDL cholesterol

    TGD glucose

    ** ↑

    ** ↑

    Giampaoli S et al. Ital Heart J 2003 and 2010

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    1998 2008

    ** ↑

    * ↑

  • Smoke and body weight in Italy :

    changes 1998-2008

    1998 : 1912 M & 1870 F

    2008 : 1738 M & 1741 F

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    smoke normal weight overweight obesity DM MS

    ** ↑** ↑

    * ↑

    Giampaoli S et al. Ital Heart J 2003 and 2010

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    1998 2008

    ** ↑** ↑* ↑

  • Hypertension in Italy :

    treatment and control changes 1998-2008

    1998 : 1912 M & 1870 F

    2008 : 1738 M & 1741 F

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    60

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    HT untreated HT treated uncontrolled

    HT treated controlled Normotensives

    Giampaoli S et al. Ital Heart J 2003 and 2010

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    1998 2008

  • Prevalence of hypertension, dyslipidaemia and diabetes among men

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    Menotti et al, J Hypertens 2009

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    HT survey1 HT survey 3 Dyslip

    survey 1

    Dyslip

    survey 3

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    Prevalence of LVH in HT patients

    (%)

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    HT treated controlled

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    * vs NT, + vs IE NT, ^ vs HT uncontrolled

  • Renal dysfunction and BP control _I DEMAND

    87 centers/4151 pts, 92 % treated, 34 % controlled

    37 % diabetics

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  • EUROASPIRE III disappointments

    Smoking Raised BP Over

    weight

    Obesity Central

    Obesity

    140/90 or

    130/80 in DM

    Survey I

    1995-1996

    19 58 81 22 43

    Survey II 15 57 72 24 55Survey II

    1999-2000

    15 57 72 24 55

    Survey III

    2006-2007

    14 63 81 29 52

  • EUROASPIRE III

    • Lifestyle of coronary patients major cause of concern

    • Adverse trends in obesity and central obesity• Adverse trends in obesity and central obesity

    • No change in BP control despite use of AHT treatment

    (61 % above therapeutic target 140/90mmHg)

    • Improvement in lipid control with increased use of

    statins

    • Increasing prevalence of diabetes, self reported and • Increasing prevalence of diabetes, self reported and

    undetected, and deteriorating glucose control

  • The Global Burden of Metabolic Risk Factors of Chronic Diseases Collaborating Group 2011

  • Mean BMI

    Stemming the global tsunami of cardiovascular disease

    Mean Blood Pressure Mean total cholesterol

    Anand & Yusuf, Lancet 2011 (data from Global Burden of Metabolic Risk Factors of Chronic Diseases Collaborating Group, Lancet 2011)

  • Percentage growth in age-standardised diabetes

    prevalence, 1980–2008, by region

    M Tobies, Lancet 2011 (data from G Danaei et al, Lancet 2011)

  • Lancet, August 28, 2011

  • “Health-related research cannot be separated“Health-related research cannot be separated

    from research into policies related to

    agriculture, trade, education, taxation, and

    urban design, and political solutions across

    these sectors are needed to ensure that the

    health of a nation’s people is a top priority”health of a nation’s people is a top priority”

    Anand and Yusuf, Lancet 2011