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    Addressing the Risk for SuddenCardiac Death in Heart Failure

    Panelists

    Philip B. Adamson, MDDirector, Heart Failure Institute

    Oklahoma Heart HospitalDirector, Oklahoma Foundation for

    Cardiovascular ResearchAdjunct Associate Professor of Physioloy!niversity of Oklahoma Health "ciences

    CenterOklahoma City, Oklahoma

    Paul Hauptman, MD

    Professor of Internal #edicineDivision of Cardioloy

    Assistant Dean, Clinical and $ranslationalResearch

    "aint %ouis !niversity "chool of #edicine"t& %ouis, #issouri

    Moderator 

    Scott D. Solomon, MDProfessor of #edicine

    Harvard #edical "choolDirector, 'oninvasive Cardioloy

    Director, Cardiac Imain Core%a(oratory and Clinical $rials

    )ndpoints Center*riham and +omens Hospital

    *oston, #assachusetts

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    earning !"#ecti$es

    - Identify persistent treatment aps forpeople .ith HF

    - )valuate potential mechanismsunderlyin the risk for "CD and HF

    - Assess the role of ICDs and +CDs toaddress the risk of "CD in patients.ith ischemic and nonischemic HF

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    %ho &s at Risk of SCD'

    - Patients .ith lo. )F- Family history

    - Risk strati/cation can help delineatehih, moderate, and lo. risk

    - Patients .ith preserved left ventricularfunction may have lo.er risk of "CD(ut still have hih mortality risk

    0 Hypokalemia and meta(olic a(normalities

    0 "ymptomatoloy often has inverse relationto "CD

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    (A&A)*+ Patients %ith a First orSu"seuent Acute M& Complicated

    "- HF, eft (entricular S-stolicD-sfunction, or Both

    "olomon "D, et al&123

    n 4 25,678• 2769 had an

    event :median,2;7 days after #I<• 87= died suddenly• 265 .ere

    resuscitated aftercardiac arrest•  $he risk .as

    hihest in the /rst=7 days after #I

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    Presumedarrh-thmic deathn / 012345M-ocardial infarction

    675

    M-ocardial ruptures

    815

    Pump failure35

    !ther C( death15

    )on9C( death65

    • 65 of inde: M&• 1;5 of

    recurrent M&

    Breakdone:pected Death? "-Autops- Results in (A&A)*

    Pouleur AC, et al&1>3

    ) /870

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    Cause of Death

    Type of Death DINAMIT (n = 342)

    Sudden, presumed

    arrhythmic

    29 (54%)

    Cardiac, non-

    arrhythmic

    17 (31%)

    oncardiac ! (15%)

    "ota# 54 (1$%)

    Dorian D, et al&1=3

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    *-pes of Arrh-thmias

    >? to @? are pro(a(lyunrecovera(le

    • ;@? to 87? are

    tachyarrhythmias• )lectromechanical disassociation

    P)Atype

    • "ustained (radyarrhythmiasaccount for may(e 27?

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    CMS, the )ational Co$erageDetermination

    - +aitin period (efore ICD implantation inpatients .ith cardiomyopathy is 8months after /rst dianosis ofnonischemic cardiomyopathy

    - Ho.ever, there are > types of patients.ho present de novo0  $hose .ho have truly de novo

    cardiomyopathy and HF

    0  $hose .ho have esta(lished cardiomyopathy(ut a de novo presentation of HF

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    Decision9Making Process forthe Patient at Risk for SCD

    - ACCBAHA uidelines

    - ACC appropriateness paper across =68dierent indications

    - C#", national coverae determination- Clinical judment

    - Patient preference

    - Risk manaement

    Centers for #edicare and #edicaid "ervices&183

    Russo A#, et al.

    1273

    ipes DP, et al&1223

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    HA*9 Home >se of Automated:ternal

    De"rillators for SuddenCardiac Arrest

    !$erall, 307 patients died• >>; of =@76 patients :6&@?< in the control roup

    • >>> of =58@ patients :6&5?< in the A)D roup

    87 deaths 60.52

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    ength of *ime Patients %orethe %CD

    Chun #, et al&1253

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