Clinical Study on the Immunomodulatory Effect of Eprolidone on Patients With Chronic Heart Failure

Overview

Chronic heart failure has a high incidence, mortality rate, and disability rate. There are approximately 4 million heart failure patients among adults aged 35-74 in China, which has become a major public health issue. In this context, accelerating the development of drugs for treating chronic heart failure has become an urgent and urgent problem to be solved. Therefore, revealing the pathogenic mechanism of chronic heart failure, finding specific drug intervention targets, conducting personalized and precise diagnosis and treatment, reducing the economic burden of patients, and promoting national economic development have significant practical significance and far-reaching strategic impact. Heart failure, as the final stage of various cardiovascular diseases, is difficult to recover once it occurs, so it is of great benefit to achieve "early detection and treatment" for heart failure. At present, biomarkers are mainly used for the diagnosis and prognosis of heart failure, and there are very few biomarkers that provide early warning information. Therefore, it is urgent to find biomarkers that can provide early warning effects. This project focuses on the effect of Eprolidone on the activity of regulatory T cells (Treg), expanding the selection of heart failure treatment drugs, improving drug efficacy, avoiding ineffective treatment, and reducing adverse reactions of the drugs. By carrying out high-quality and precise treatment, we aim to promote the update of the diagnosis and treatment guidelines for chronic heart failure, and provide treatment plans for the prevention and treatment of chronic heart failure and the formulation and adjustment of national medical and health policies.

Recruit participants subjects and sign a written informed consent form. Randomly divide the participants into a conventional treatment group and an epridone group. The conventional treatment group received other conventional anti chronic heart failure drugs that were not aldosterone receptor blockers, and the baseline was taken. The epridone group received conventional medication combined with 25 mg/day of epridone, gradually increasing to 50 mg/day for 4 consecutive weeks.The participants' venous blood was drawn once a week to test the participants' cardiac function and related immunological indicators.Regularly follow up participants to compare adverse reactions and clinical endpoints.