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Immune dysfunction and immunotherapy in heart disease / edited by Ronald Ross Watson, Douglas F. Larson.
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- Format:
- Book
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Heart--Diseases--Immunological aspects.
- Heart.
- Heart--Diseases--Immunotherapy.
- Immunologic diseases--Complications.
- Immunologic diseases.
- Heart Diseases--immunology.
- Heart Diseases--therapy.
- Immune System Diseases--complications.
- Immune System Diseases--therapy.
- Immunotherapy--methods.
- Heart--Diseases.
- Medical Subjects:
- Heart Diseases--immunology.
- Heart Diseases--therapy.
- Immune System Diseases--complications.
- Immune System Diseases--therapy.
- Immunotherapy--methods.
- Physical Description:
- xiv, 308 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Malden, Mass. ; Oxford : Blackwell Futura, 2007.
- Summary:
- Current heart failure therapeutics affects symptoms without appreciably reducing the mortality rate of 50% in five years -suggesting a failure in treating the underlying mechanism. This book proposes a new mechanism for heart failure; immune mediated cardiac remodelling for cardiac dysfunction. The outstanding editor team of two internationally recognized immunologists - Ronald Watson, who has studied heart disease in immune dysfunction for a decade and has a patent for an immunotherapy of heart disease by immune regulation, and Douglas Larson, whose experience in cardiac transplantation immunology has provided the foundation for research into novel therapeutics for heart failure and hypertension - makes Immune Dysfunction and Immunotherapy in Heart Disease the definitive reference to the state of the science in this area.
- The four parts of the book address: Immune Dysfunction Leading to Heart Disease: Induction by Physiological Changes, Immune Dysfunction Promoting CVD: Induction by Transplantation Drugs, Immune Dysfunction Leading to Heart Dysfunction: Induction or Prevention by Cardiotherapeutic Drugs, Immune Dysfunction Leading to Heart Disease: Induction by Pathogens. Both researchers and practitioners will find this authoritative volume an excellent source of information on novel immune targeted therapeutics.
- Contents:
- Part I Immune dysfunction leading to heart disease: induction by physiological changes 1
- 1 Immunosuppression by ultraviolet light-B radiation: a mediator of cardiac remodeling / Sherma Zibadi, Douglas F. Larson, Ronald Ross Watson 3
- 2 Immune mechanisms in pediatric cardiovascular disease / Wendy A. Luce, Mandar S. Joshi, Timothy M. Hoffman, Timothy F. Feltes, John Anthony Bauer 6
- 3 Heart failure-role of autoimmunity / Urs Eriksson 17
- 4 Immune basis of hypertension in humans / Katherine Horak, Douglas F. Larson 28
- 5 Immune dysregulation: potential mediator of metabolic syndrome-induced cardiac remodeling / Sherma Zibadi, Douglas F. Larson, Ronald Ross Watson 34
- 6 T helper 2 cell cytokines in remodeling of aortic wall / W. L Chan 39
- 7 Effects of TNF-[alpha] on cardiac function / Bo Yang, Douglas F. Larson 48
- 8 Immunosuppression in promotion of cardiac allograft vasculopathy / Farzad Moien-Afshari, Jonathan Choy, Bruce M. McManus, Ismail Laher 57
- 9 Immunotherapy for left ventricular dysfunction after heart transplantation / Charles E. Canter 80
- Part II Immune dysfunction promoting CVD: induction by transplantation drugs 95
- 10 Immunomodulating therapy in chronic heart failure / Lars Gullestad, Jan Kristian Damas, Arne Yndestad, Pal Aukrust 97
- 11 Statins in atherosclerosis: role of immune regulation / Claire Arnaud, Francois Mach 109
- 12 ACE inhibitors as immunomodulators: treatment of cardiovascular disease / Christina Grothusen, Bernhard Schieffer 116
- 13 Treatment of heart failure by anticytokine therapies / Donna L. Vredevoe, Julia R. Gage 128
- Part III Immune dysfunction leading to heart dysfunction: induction or prevention by cardiotherapeutic drugs 133
- 14 Pathogenesis of cardiovascular complications in the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome / Giuseppe Barbaro 135
- 15 Cytokines and T cell-mediated responses in autoimmune myocarditis / Jin Zhang 152
- 16 Drugs of abuse: accentuation of immunomodulation of viral myocarditis / Oana Madalina Petrescu, James P. Morgan 157
- Part IV Immune dysfunction leading to heart disease: induction by pathogens 173
- 17 Osteopontin: the link between the immune system and cardiac remodeling / Samira Najmaii, Qianli Yu, Douglas F. Larson 175
- 18 Inflammatory immune activation in heart failure patients: therapeutic implications / Mohammad Abraham Kazemizadeh Gol, Mohsen Araghi-Niknam 182
- 19 Role of innate immune dysregulation in diabetic heart failure / Betsy B. Dokken, Paul F. McDonagh 186
- 20 Tolerance in heart transplantation: current and future role / Kimberly Gandy, Jos Domen, Jack Copeland 195
- 21 Neutralization of Th2 cytokines in therapy of cardiovascular pathology / A. Mandel, A. E. Bolton 207
- 22 Anti-inflammatory immune therapy in heart disease / David Chen, Christian Assad-Kottner, Francisco J. Cordova, Carlos Orrego, Guillermo Torre-Amione 217
- 23 Cholesterol, interleukin-6 inflammation, and atherosclerosis-role of statins, bisphosphonates, and plant polyphenols in atherosclerosis and other diseases of aging / Sota Omoigui 227
- 24 Autoimmune myocarditis: treatment with anti-T-cell antibodies / Zofia T. Bilinska, Witold Ruzytto 256
- 25 Immunosuppressive therapy to counter cardiac allograft vasculopathy / Carl V. Leier 263
- 26 Role of oral pathogens in the pathogenesis of coronary heart disease / Palle Holmstrup 271
- 27 Myocardial regenerative potential by stem cell transplant / Yinhong Chen, Catherine A. Priest, Joseph D. Gold 280
- 28 Bioflavanoids and dietary anti-inflammatory actions: role in cardiovascular diseases / Simin Bolourchi-Vaghefi, Amy Galena 288.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references and index.
- ISBN:
- 140515568X
- 9781405155687
- OCLC:
- 83758658
- Online:
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