Med. Pro Praxi 2007; 5: 195-199

Statíny - majú dominantné miesto v kardiovaskulárnej prevencii? Lipidy znižujúce a pleiotropné účinky statínov

doc. MUDr. Daniel Pella PhD, MUDr. Viola Vargová PhD, MUDr. Ján Fedačko, MUDr. Richard Raši PhD
Centrum preventívnej a športovej medicíny, Klinika preventívnej medicíny a telovýchovného lekárstva lekárskej fakulty UPJŠ a Fakultnej nemocnice L. Pasteura v Košiciach

Posledné dekády znamenali zásadný pokrok v pochopení vzťahu medzi lipidovými poruchami a prevenciou kardiovaskulárnych chorôb. Nové hypolipemiká a určenie nových terapeutických cieľov značne expandovali možnosti liečby. Statíny získali pozíciu základných a najefektívnejších liekov na zníženie hladín sérového cholesterolu a kardiovaskulárnych príhod tak u pacientov s koronárnou chorobou srdca, ako aj bez nej. Od objavu prvého statínu pred 30 rokmi sa stala táto skupina liekov základným pilierom hypolipemickej terapie. V posledných rokoch sa zistilo, že mnoho pozitívnych účinkov statínov nie je možné vysvetliť jednoducho len znížením aterogénnych lipidov. Boli tiež dokázané nelipidové účinky statínov nazývané pleiotropnými účinkami, ktoré by mohli byť zodpovedné za tento aditívny benefit. Najdôležitejšími spomedzi pozitívnych pleiotropných účinkov statínov sú protizápalové, antiproliferačné, antitrombotické vlastnosti a zlepšenie endotelovej dysfunkcie.

Keywords: statíny, kardiovaskulárna prevencia, pleiotropné účinky, inhibítory hydroxymetylglutaryl-Co A-reduktázy; ateroskleróza, farmakoterapia

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Pella D, Vargová V, Fedačko J, Raši R. Statíny - majú dominantné miesto v kardiovaskulárnej prevencii? Lipidy znižujúce a pleiotropné účinky statínov. Med. praxi. 2007;4(5):195-199.
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