Disfunción endotelial en cardiólogos tras una guardia médica

García-Fernández, Raymid; Pérez-Velasco, Javier García; Milián, Ariadna Concepción; González, Amalia Peix; García-Barreto, D

doi:10.1016/s0300-8932(02)76784-5

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“…The activation of neuroendocrine systems as an initial response to stress is different in intensity or duration in any individual subject. In chronic stress, the initial adaptation or adjustment mechanisms aimed to cope with the stress agent stimulate the secretion of various neuropeptides and neurohormones with an important role on the onset and course of the disease (46,47).…”

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The impact of lifestyle factors on evolution of atopic dermatitis: An alternative approach (Review)

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Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a multifactorial chronic inflammatory disease with an incompletely understood etiopathogenesis. With a significant impact on the quality of life of patients, AD has attracted the interest of many research studies aiming to investigate the complex cellular and molecular mechanisms and to identify new therapeutic pathways. Various studies have focused on psycho-immunology, emphasizing the involvement of stress, defined as a general response of the body to external or internal challenges to the AD pathology. Factors like lifestyle and leisure activities may change the behavior of immune cells in AD with a strong impact on the evolution of the disease. Moreover, the poor adherence of AD patient to standard treatment approach has led to the necessity to combine different therapies in the field of complementary and alternative medicine. Although there are still not enough data to conclude that adjuvant therapies are effective in a conventional sense, there are already promising results suggesting that alternative therapeutic strategies could be a main subject of further research.

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Section: Psychoneuroimmunology Of Atopic Dermatitismentioning

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The impact of lifestyle factors on evolution of atopic dermatitis: An alternative approach (Review)

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“…An association of stressors during these tasks and cardiovascular reactivity are described. [ 32 33 ]…”

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Occupational noise and myocardial infarction: Considerations on the interrelation of noise with job demands

Kersten

Backé

2015

Noise Health

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The present analysis aims to differentiate the association of noise on myocardial infarction (MI) by job specific demands using International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO)-88 codes as a proxy. Data of a German case-control study were supplemented by job descriptions (indicated by ISCO-88). It was examined whether the demands in the various occupational groups modify the effect of noise. Noise and occupational groups are combined to form new exposure categories. Conditional logistic regression models were fitted to identify effects of combined job-noise categories. For the highest noise range (95-124 dB(A)) we found a significant odds-ratio (OR) of 2.18 (confidence interval [CI]0.95 = 1.17-4.05) independent of the profession. Some interesting results were found indicating ISCO groups with possible risk. In men, noticeable effects for the exposure category between 62 dB(A) and 84 dB(A) are calculated in the group of legislators and senior officials (ISCO-group 11; OR=1.93; CI0.95 = 0.50-7.42), the group consisting of life science and health professionals (ISCO-group 22; OR=2.18; CI0.95 = 0.36-13.1), the group of life science and health associate professionals (ISCO-group 32; OR = 2.03; CI0.95 = 0.50-8.24), and the group of “precision, handicraft, printing, and related trades workers” (ISCO-group 73; OR = 2.67; CI0.95 = 0.54-13.0). In the exposure range of 85-94 dB(A), high ORs are calculated for “skilled agricultural, fishery, and forestry workers” (ISCO-group 6; OR = 4.31; CI0.95 = 0.56-33.3). In women, there are high (nonsignificant) ORs in ISCO-group 1 (OR = 2.43; CI0.95 = 0.12-50.0), ISCO-group 2 (OR = 1.80; CI0.95 = 0.31-10.5), and ISCO-group 9 (OR = 2.45; CI0.95 = 0.63-9.51) for a noise exposure between 62 dB(A) and 84 dB(A). When investigating noise at the workplace in relation to cardiovascular diseases it is important to take the specific requirements of a job into account. Thus, work tasks with high health risks can be identified that helps to develop appropriate prevention strategies.

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“…In contrast to insomnia, there is more literature on the effects of TSD on endothelial function. One particular study which examined cardiologists on call for 24 hours showed that, after being on call, along with an increase in blood pressure (BP), thirteen out of the fifteen physicians had a brachial artery dilatation that did not reach 4.4%, and five of them did not have any dilation at all [ 16 ]. This analysis attributes the difference in endothelial function to stress since it is traditionally accepted that mental stress is linked to activation of the sympathetic nervous system.…”

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Sleep Deficiency and Deprivation Leading to Cardiovascular Disease

Kohansieh

Makaryus

2015

International Journal of Hypertension

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Sleep plays a vital role in an individual's mental, emotional, and physiological well-being. Not only does sleep deficiency lead to neurological and psychological disorders, but also the literature has explored the adverse effects of sleep deficiency on the cardiovascular system. Decreased quantity and quality of sleep have been linked to cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, such as hypertension, obesity, diabetes, and dyslipidemia. We explore the literature correlating primary sleep deficiency and deprivation as a cause for cardiovascular disease and cite endothelial dysfunction as a common underlying mechanism.

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Disfunción endotelial en cardiólogos tras una guardia médica

Cited by 10 publications

References 12 publications

The impact of lifestyle factors on evolution of atopic dermatitis: An alternative approach (Review)

The impact of lifestyle factors on evolution of atopic dermatitis: An alternative approach (Review)

Occupational noise and myocardial infarction: Considerations on the interrelation of noise with job demands

Sleep Deficiency and Deprivation Leading to Cardiovascular Disease

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