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ACE-Hemmer in der Behandlung der klinischen Herzinsuffizienz

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In den vergangenen Jahren haben sich die Inhibitoren des Angiotensin Converting Enzyme (ACE-Hemmer) zu Eckpfeilern in der Behandlung der klinischen Stauungsherzinsuffizienz entwickelt. Es gibt überzeugende Hinweise dafür, daß sie die Überlebenschancen verbessern und daß sie in dieser Hinsicht den gewöhnlichen Vasodilatatoren überlegen sind. Die Gabe von ACE-Hemmern verbessert auch die funktionelle Klasse entsprechend der New York Heart Association und die Funktion des linken Ventrikels, aber ihre Langzeitwirkungen auf die Belastungstoleranz und die Lebensqualität scheinen mäßig zu sein. Während einer Langzeitbehandlung von Patienten mit einer ischämischen Funktionsstörung des linken Ventrikels reduzieren ACE-Hemmer auch signifikant die Inzidenz neu auftretender ischämischer Ereignisse (Myokardinfarkt, instabile Angina).

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Pouleur, H. (1993). ACE-Hemmer in der Behandlung der klinischen Herzinsuffizienz. In: Grobecker, H., Heusch, G., Strauer, B.E. (eds) Angiotensin und Herz. Steinkopff, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-11145-1_14

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