Doença Cardiovascular Aterosclerótica, Necessidades não Satisfeitas, e Inclisiran

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Anticolesterolémicos/uso terapêutico, Aterosclerose/ tratamento farmacológico, Doenças Cardiovasculares/tratamento farmacológico, Doenças cardiovasculares/ prevenção e controlo, Hipercolesterolemia/ tratamento farmacológico, RNA Interferente Pequeno/uso terapêutico

Resumo

A doença cardiovascular aterosclerótica (DCVA) lidera as
principais causas de morte e incapacidade a nível mundial,
acarretando um pesado impacto económico, correspondente a 1% do produto interno bruto em Portugal. O desenvolvimento e progressão da DCVA encontra-se em estreita relação com a hipercolesterolemia, sendo que níveis elevados de C-LDL são o seu fator de risco mais importante e facilmente modificável. A redução do C-LDL provou diminuir a incidência de eventos cardiovasculares e as recomendações europeias advogam valores alvo de C-LDL de acordo com o risco cardiovascular do doente.

O risco da hipercolesterolemia é cumulativo, tornando-se
relevante a redução do C-LDL o mais precocemente possível.

Apesar da eficácia e segurança demonstrada pelas diversas
terapêuticas hipolipemiantes existentes, no mundo real a
maioria dos doentes não atinge os valores lipídicos recomendados. Várias limitações ao adequado controlo lipídico foram apontadas, nomeadamente a baixa adesão dos doentes ao tratamento. Inclisiran é o primeiro fármaco que permite inibir a síntese de PCSK9 através do mecanismo de RNA de interferência.

Com uma administração subcutânea semestral, após administração nos dias 1 e 90, possibilita uma redução do C-LDL superior a 50%, com bom perfil de segurança. A vantagem da sua longa duração de ação permitirá potencialmente contornar a baixa adesão dos doentes ao tratamento e aumentar a efetividade na redução do C-LDL, que se poderá traduzir na redução da morbi-mortalidade por DCVA e do seu elevado impacto económico.

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Ferreira J, Palma I, Pereira de Moura J, Gouveia M, Corte-Real A, Mello e Silva A. Doença Cardiovascular Aterosclerótica, Necessidades não Satisfeitas, e Inclisiran. RPMI [Internet]. 15 de Dezembro de 2023 [citado 18 de Dezembro de 2024];30(4):243-51. Disponível em: https://revista.spmi.pt/index.php/rpmi/article/view/1603

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