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Department faculty and hospital therapy of medical faculty and department internal diseases of medical

Department faculty and hospital therapy of medical faculty and department internal diseases of medical prophylactic faculty. Acute rheumatic fever

n Acute rheumatic fever - a systemic inflammatory disease of connective tissue with a

n Acute rheumatic fever - a systemic inflammatory disease of connective tissue with a predominant localization of the process in the cardiovascular system, developing in connection with acute infection, β-hemolytic streptococcus group A, in adolescents, ages 7 -15.

Epidemiology In most cases, the disease begins in childhood and adolescence (7 -15 years).

Epidemiology In most cases, the disease begins in childhood and adolescence (7 -15 years).

Aetiology n β-hemolytic streptococcus group A Risk factors n heredity n dishormonal violation n

Aetiology n β-hemolytic streptococcus group A Risk factors n heredity n dishormonal violation n social factors n climatic factors

Pathogenesis n The development of ARF defined by direct toxic damage to the components

Pathogenesis n The development of ARF defined by direct toxic damage to the components of myocardial cardiotrophic enzymes β-hemolytic streptococcus group A is particularly attach great importance to the development of cellular and harmonal immune responses to various antigens AG streptococcus, leading to the synthesis of anti streptococcal Ab cross-reacts with AG infarction (the phenomenon of "molecular mimicry". )

Patomorphology Stage 1 - mucoid swelling lasts 2 weeks. Stage 2 - fibrinoid swelling

Patomorphology Stage 1 - mucoid swelling lasts 2 weeks. Stage 2 - fibrinoid swelling lasts 1, 5 -2 months. Stage 3 - the formation of Aschoff. Talalayev’s granulomas continues 1, 5 -2 months. Stage 4 - fibrotic and sclerotic changes.

Clinic Arthritis - a leading symptom of the disease in two thirds of patients

Clinic Arthritis - a leading symptom of the disease in two thirds of patients with first attack of rheumatic fever. A characteristic feature of it is migratory in nature. Pain in the joints often leads to a substantial limitation in their mobility. Take off at the same time there is swelling of joints, and sometimes redness of the skin over them.

Clinic (continuation) Rheumatic heart disease - clinical carditis is defined by myocarditis, endocarditis, or

Clinic (continuation) Rheumatic heart disease - clinical carditis is defined by myocarditis, endocarditis, or pericarditis. Signs of endocarditis: expanding the boundaries of the heart, the appearance of cardiac noise, disturbance of heart rhythm. Signs of pericarditis: expanding the boundaries of cardiac dullness, muted tones, noise, friction pericardium. Signs of myocarditis: tachycardia, conduction disturbances and AV block (on ECG).

Clinic (continuation) Annular erythema - pink, not itchy rash is localized on the inner

Clinic (continuation) Annular erythema - pink, not itchy rash is localized on the inner surface of the body extremities and neck. Subcutaneous nodules rheumatic - smaller formations localized periarticular tissues at sites of attachment of tendons over bony prominences at the joints.

Clinic (continuation) Chorea - involuntary jerking of the limbs chaotic and mimic muscles, accompanied

Clinic (continuation) Chorea - involuntary jerking of the limbs chaotic and mimic muscles, accompanied by violation of the handwriting, slurred speech and clumsiness.

Diagnostic criteria of rheumatic fever (Kissel-Johns Nesterov) 1. The main criteria 1. 1 carditis

Diagnostic criteria of rheumatic fever (Kissel-Johns Nesterov) 1. The main criteria 1. 1 carditis 1. 2 polyarthritis 1. 3 chorea 1. 4 rheumatic nodules, 1. 5 annular erythema

2. Additional criteria: A. General: 2. 1 improving the temperature 2. 2 weakness, fatigue,

2. Additional criteria: A. General: 2. 1 improving the temperature 2. 2 weakness, fatigue, irritability 2. 3 pale skin 2. 4 sweating 2. 5 epistaxis 2. 6 abdominal syndrome

B. Special (laboratory values) 1. 2. 3. 4. leucocytosis (neutrophil) dysproteinemia, increased ESR, abnormal

B. Special (laboratory values) 1. 2. 3. 4. leucocytosis (neutrophil) dysproteinemia, increased ESR, abnormal serum blood parameters: increased ASO titers, ASA, ASG. increased capillary permeability.

Working classification of Rheumatic fever (Association of Rheumatologists RUSSIA, 2001) Clinical syndromes Main More

Working classification of Rheumatic fever (Association of Rheumatologists RUSSIA, 2001) Clinical syndromes Main More Annular erythema Rheumatic heart disease rheumatic nodules Aortalgia primary Abdominal syndrome and etc. serositis, previous streptococcal infection The degree of activity 3 2 1 Course Outcome (inactive phase) Acute protract ed latent Without heart disease With heart disease Stage 0 I IIа IIб III

Working classification of Rheumatic fever (Association of Rheumatologists RUSSIA, 2001) (continued) Rheumatic heart disease

Working classification of Rheumatic fever (Association of Rheumatologists RUSSIA, 2001) (continued) Rheumatic heart disease relapsing - No heart disease - Against heart disease Arthritis - Without the involvement of the heart - With the involvement of the heart Chorea - Without the involvement of the heart - With the involvement of the heart For the first time detected rheumatic heart disease

Classification and nomenclature of Acute rheumatic fever (APP, 2003) Clinical variants Acute rheumatic fever

Classification and nomenclature of Acute rheumatic fever (APP, 2003) Clinical variants Acute rheumatic fever Rerheumatic fever Клиник кўринишлари Main More Carditis arthritis chorea annular erythema rheumatic nodules Fever arthralgia abdominal symptoms serositis Outcome Recovery Chronic rheumatic heart disease Without heart disease Stages NC SWR NYHA 0 I IIА IIБ III 0 I II IV

Differential diagnosis Carditis: 1. infectious-allergic myocarditis 2. functional cardiopathy 4. bacterial endocarditis 5. cardiomyopathy

Differential diagnosis Carditis: 1. infectious-allergic myocarditis 2. functional cardiopathy 4. bacterial endocarditis 5. cardiomyopathy 6. thyrotoxic myocardial

Differential diagnosis (continuation) Arthritis: n n n n 1. reactive arthritis 2. rheumatoid arthritis

Differential diagnosis (continuation) Arthritis: n n n n 1. reactive arthritis 2. rheumatoid arthritis 3. Bechterew's disease 4. arthritis in hemorrhagic vasculitis Carditis + arthritis: 1. SLE 2. MICs 3. rheumatoid arthritis

Treatment 1 -phase - stationary. 2 -step - in the clinic under the supervision

Treatment 1 -phase - stationary. 2 -step - in the clinic under the supervision of cardiorheumatologist 3 -step - Spa.

Prophylaxis Primary - rehabilitation of chronic foci of infection, hardening of the body. Secondary

Prophylaxis Primary - rehabilitation of chronic foci of infection, hardening of the body. Secondary - bicillin -3 bicillin -5 extentcillin.

Forecast n Prognosis is determined by the efficiency of treatment of rheumatic heart disease,

Forecast n Prognosis is determined by the efficiency of treatment of rheumatic heart disease, the presence of valvular and their influence on hemodynamics.