3. DEFINITION
ACC/AHA-2022
Heart failure defined as “a complex
clinical syndrome that results from any
structural or functional impairment of
ventricular filling(diastole) or ejection
blood(systole)”
5. HFpEF
It is a heterogenous syndrome.
Similar functional decline,hospital admission
rates,economic costs as HFrEF.
It is a disease defined by co-morbidities and also
driven by co-morbidities.
6. DIAGNOSIS
Sign and symptoms of HF
EF >50%
Increase in biomarkers
Structural abnormalites in HEART (LVH,LA enlargement)
7. SEMAGLUTIDE
It is a GLP-1 receptor agonist
A linear sequence of 31 amino acids joined together by peptide
linkages
8.
9. ETHICAL CONSIDERATION
The protocol, consent form and were approved by an
independent ethics committee.
All participants provided written informed consent.
The trial was conducted in accordance with principles of the
Declaration of HELSINKI and the good clinical practice
guidelines of the international council of harmonisation.
FUNDED BY NOVO NORDISK.
10. It is a randomized,double –blind,placebo control trial
96 sites in 13 countries( Including INDIA).
Total no of participants 529
Patients were randomly assigned in 1:1 ratio.
METHODS
15. PRIMARY OUTCOMES
1-The mean change in KCCQ-CSS at week 52
+16.6 points +8.7 points
(SEMAGLUTIDE) (PLACEBO)
2-The mean change in body weight at week 52
-13.3% -2.4%
(SEMAGLUTIDE) (PLACEBO)
16.
17.
18. SECONDARY OUTCOMES
1-Mean change in the 6 minute walk distance at 52
weeks
21.5m 1.2%
(semaglutide) (placebo)
2-Reduction in CRP levels at 52 weeks
43.5% 7.3%
(semaglutide) (placebo)
cont.
19. 3.Percentage reduction in NT-proBNP
-20.9% -5.3%
(semaglutide) (placebo)
4.Hospitalization or urgent visit for heart failure
1event 12 event
(semaglutide) (placebo)
26. CONCLUSION
In this randomized, placebo-controlled trial
involving patients with heart failure with
preserved ejection fraction and obesity, once
weekly semaglutide at a dose of 2.4 mg results
in larger reductions in heart failure–related
symptoms and physical limitations
27. TAKE HOME MESSAGE
In patients with heart failure with preserved
ejection fraction and obesity, treatment with
semaglutide (2.4 mg) led to larger reductions
in symptoms and physical limitations, greater
improvements in exercise function, and greater
weight loss than placebo.