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    COPD

    Chronic Obstructive P ulmonary Disease

    Dr.Sathaporn Kunnathum

    19 January 2010

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    The world will provide you with

    stones every day; what you buildout of it is you outlook - A Bridge or a Wall.

    Anonymous

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    COPD

    airflow limitationsnot fully reversible

    progressive

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    Pathologicconditions

    chronic obstructive bronchitisemphysema, andmucus plugging

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    Risk factorCigarette smoking accounts for mostcases of COPD

    Occupational dusts and chemicalAir pollutionFactor during gestation and childhood

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    Acuteexacerbate

    Infections

    Air pollutionTemperature

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    CXR finding

    Chronicbronchitis

    Emphysema

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    Advance in drugtherapy

    Antismoking Measures New Bronchodilators

    Antibiotics Oxygen Corticosteroids

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    ors are themainstay of current drugtherapy forCOPD.

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    Antibiotics

    Acute exacerbations of COPD are commonlyassumed to be due to bacterial infection.Exacerbations may be due to viral infections of the upper respiratory tract or may benoninfective, so that antibiotic treatment is notalways warranted.

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    Oxygen

    Long-term oxygen therapy:reduced mortality

    improvement in quality of life in patientswith severe COPD and chronichypoxemia (partial pressure of arterialoxygen,

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    Oxygen does notincrease survival inpatients with lesssevere hypoxemia.

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    CorticosteroidsReduce the frequency of exacerbationImprove health status for symptomatic patients

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    Indication for

    admitRR > 30PR > 110

    PEFR < 100Still dyspnea after treatment

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    GOLD Workshop Report

    Four Components of COPD Management -www.goldcopd.com

    GOLD Workshop Report

    Four Components of COPD Management -www.goldcopd.com

    1. Assess and monitor disease

    2. Reduce risk factors

    3. Manage stable COPDq Educationq Pharmacologicq Non-pharmacologic

    1. Manage exacerbations

    1. Assess and monitor disease

    2. Reduce risk factors

    3. Manage stable COPDq Educationq Pharmacologicq Non-pharmacologic

    1. Manage exacerbations

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    Management oCOPDStage 0: At Risk

    anagement oCOPDStage 0: At Risk

    Characteristics RecommendedTreatment

    Risk factorsChronic symptoms

    - cough- sputum

    No spirometricabnormalities

    Adjust risk factors Immunizations

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    Management oCOPDStage I: Mild COPD

    anagement oCOPDStage I: Mild COPD

    Characteristics RecommendedTreatment

    FEV 1/FVC < 70 % FEV 1 > 80 % predicted With or without

    symptoms

    Short-actingbronchodilator asneeded

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    COPDStage II: ModerateCOPD

    COPDStage II: ModerateCOPD

    Characteristics RecommendedTreatment

    FEV 1/FVC < 70%50% < FEV 1< 80%predicted

    With or without symptoms

    Treatment with one or more long-actingbronchodilatorsRehabilitation

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    COPDStage III: SevereCOPD

    COPDStage III: SevereCOPD

    Characteristics RecommendedTreatment

    FEV 1/FVC < 70%30% < FEV 1 < 50%predicted

    With or without symptoms

    Treatment with one or more long-actingbronchodilatorsRehabilitationInhaled glucocortico-steroids if repeatedexacerbations(>3/year)

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    COPDStage IV: VerySevere COPD

    COPDStage IV: VerySevere COPD

    Characteristics RecommendedTreatment

    FEV 1/FVC < 70%FEV 1 < 30% predictedor presence of

    respiratory failure or right heart failure

    Treatment with one or more long-acting bronchodilatorsInhaled glucocorticosteroids if repeated exacerbations (>3/year)Treatment of complicationsRehabilitationLong-term oxygen therapy if respiratory failureConsider surgical options

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    Goal of treatment

    Relief of symptomsImproved exercise toleranceImproved health statusPrevention and treatment of complicationsPrevention and treatment of exacerbationsPrevention of disease progressionReduced mortality

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