What are the treatments for cardiogenic shock?

What is cardiogenic shock? First, cardiogenic shock refers to a group of syndromes in which cardiac output is markedly reduced and causes severe acute peripheral circulatory failure due to extreme decline in cardiac function. Secondly, cardiogenic shock is the extreme manifestation of cardiac pump failure, due to the failure of cardiac expulsion, unable to maintain its minimum cardiac output, resulting in a drop in blood pressure, serious insufficiency of blood supply to important organs and tissues, causing systemic microcirculatory dysfunction, resulting in a series of pathophysiological processes characterized by ischemia, hypoxia, metabolic disorders and damage to important organs.

Finally, cardiogenic shock is a serious disease, but also a situation that will directly threaten the health and life safety of patients, after the emergence of the disease, it is necessary to carry out timely rescue, the mortality rate of this disease is extremely high, the domestic report is 70% 100%, timely and effective comprehensive rescue can increase the survival rate of patients. Precautions: The key to cardiogenic shock is timely, but the mortality rate is also relatively high, and the important thing is to regulate your body at ordinary times, especially to improve the body's function through exercise and other methods.

Shock is a clinical syndrome caused by acute tissue cell perfusion and dysfunction. The main clinical manifestations are a decrease in blood pressure (systolic blood pressure falls below the table, shortness of breath, ** cold and clammy cold, rapid pulse, decreased urine output, dizziness, weakness, and syncope). What is the difference between cardiogenic shock and septic shock?

Cardiogenic shock can occur for any cause that severely affects the cardiac output and causes a sharp decrease in cardiac output. Examples include extensive myocardial infarction, diffuse myocarditis, acute cardiac tamponade, pulmonary embolism, severe arrhythmias, and various advanced stages of severe heart disease. The main one of these is myocardial infarction.

The main features of this type of shock are: a sharp decrease in cardiac output and a decrease in blood pressure due to heart pump failure; The development process of microcirculatory changes. It is basically the same as hypovolemic shock, but often dies early due to ischemia and hypoxia; It manifests as hypokinetic shock.

Septic shock (infectious shock) occurs after severe infection, seen in sepsis caused by various microorganisms (so also known as septic shock), especially the infection of gram-negative bacteria, shock caused by endotoxin (endotoxic shock) due to the different toxins of bacteria, the effect is different, so the manifestations of various septic shock are also very different, some are low kinetic type (low emission and high resistance type), Some of them are high-power type (high-emission and low-resistance type).