Zusammenfassung
In den vergangenen Jahrzehnten bestand die Therapie des Vorhofflimmerns
(VHF) im Wesentlichen in der medikamentösen Behandlung mit
den Zielen der Rhythmuskontrolle oder Frequenzkontrolle. In Zukunft
werden diese Strategien durch einige weitere Ansätze ergänzt
werden. Große Bedeutung wird hierbei der Verzögerung
oder Verhinderung der Bildung eines strukturellen Substrates für
VHF (z. B. durch ACE-Hemmer oder AT1-Antagonisten) zukommen. Auch
lässt sich von einer „individualisierten” Therapie,
die individuelle Charakteristika des Patienten wie das Vorliegen
eines bestimmten Substrates für VHF oder genetische Prädispositionen berücksichtigt,
eine höhere Erfolgsquote bei der Rhythmuskontrolle erwarten.
Eine prognostische Überlegenheit der Rhythmuskontrolle
unter Verwendung der bislang verfügbaren klassischen Antiarrhythmika
wie Flecainid, Sotalol oder Amiodaron konnte im Vergleich zur reinen
frequenzkontrollierenden Therapie nicht nachgewiesen werden. Die
ATHENA-Studie war die erste Studie, in der bei VHF die Morbidität
und Mortalität nach der Einnahme von Dronedaron als Antiarrhythmikum
untersucht wurden.
Abstract
Treatment strategies for atrial fibrillation (AF) encompass restoration
and maintenance of sinus rhythm (rhythm control) or rate control.
Antiarrhythmic drugs (AADs) currently recognized for this purpose
are partially efficacious in maintaining sinus rhythm but are considered
to have substantial cardiac or extra-cardiac toxicity. Yet so far,
no endpoint trial has shown reduced morbidity or mortality using
these agents. However, the ATHENA study was the first AF study conducted
where morbidity and mortality were addressed investigating dronedarone
as a new ADD therapy. This review summarizes the current pharmacological
approaches to AF and briefly reviews the effects of new antiarrhythmic
drugs for AF.
Schlüsselwörter
Antiarrhythmika - Pathophysiologie - Pharmakologie - Therapie - Vorhofflimmern
Keywords
antiarrhythmic drugs - atrial fibrillation - pharmacology - pathophysiology - therapy
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