Ageing and pulmonary hypertension: an endemic at the horizon?

31 March 2022

A PVRI 2022 Digital webinar

Presentations

  • Age-dependent prevalence of PH in the general population, Harm Jan Bogaard
  • Senescence mechanisms and pulmonary vascular aging, Serge Adnot
  • Metabolic Syndrome and obesity leads to age-related PH, Imad Al Ghouleh
  • Genetics and epigenetics in age-related PH, Stephen Archer
  • Right heart catheterization is underused in elderly patients suspected of pulmonary hypertension, Samara Jansen

Poll

Start of webinar poll

1. Talk 1: The increasing prevalence of PH in the elderly primarily reflects an increasing prevalence of group 2 and 3 PH and is therefore of little relevance to treatment in the expert centers

Agree - 46%

Disagree - 54%

 

2. Talk 2: Senescent cells exert a deleterious influence on development of pulmonary hypertension

Agree - 92%

Disagree - 8%

 

3. Talk 3: Does metabolic syndrome lead to age-related PH?

Yes - 96%

No - 4%

 

4. N/A

 

5. Talk 5: Performing a RHC in incident PH patient > 65 years old could reveal more treatable pre-capillary PH?

Agree - 92%

Disagree - 8%

 

End of webinar poll

1. Talk 1: The increasing prevalence of PH in the elderly primarily reflects an increasing prevalence of group 2 and 3 PH and is therefore of little relevance to treatment in the expert centers

Agree - 45%

Disagree - 55%

 

2. Talk 2: Senescent cells exert a deleterious influence on development of pulmonary hypertension

Agree - 100%

Disagree - 0%

 

3. Talk 3: Does metabolic syndrome lead to age-related PH?

Yes - 100%

No - 0%

 

4. Talk 4: The most common gene mutation is BMPR2

Agree - 82%

Disagree - 18%

 

5. Talk 5: Performing a RHC in incident PH patient > 65 years old could reveal more treatable pre-capillary PH?

Agree - 100%

Disagree - 0%

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