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1 C Cusin et al B GIO DC V O TO B Y T TRNG I HC Y H NI CAO TH NH TUYT NGHIÊN CứU ĐặC ĐIểM LÂM SàNG ĐAU BệNH NHÂN RốI LOạN CƠ THể HóA ĐIềU TRị NộI TRú TạI VIệN SứC KHỏE TÂM THầN Chuyờn ngnh : Tõm thn Mó s : 62722245 CNG LUN VN BC S NI TR NGI HNG DN KHOA HC: TS NGUYN VN TUN H NI - 2016 MC LC 2 C Cusin et al 3 C Cusin et al DANH MC CC CH VIT TT DANH MC BNG BIU, S , HèNH V T VN Trong tỡnh hỡnh th gii hin nay, chỳng ta ó v ang chng kin s phỏt trin nh v bóo ca tt c cỏc ngnh ngh, nh ú m cht lng cuc sng ca ngi ngy cng c ci thin rừ rt Tuy nhiờn, ngi li phi chu sc ộp ln hn t cụng vic, xó hi v cỏc mi quan h xung quanh Vỡ vy, cỏc ri lon liờn quan stress gp ngy cng nhiu c trờn th gii v Vit Nam Ri lon dng c th (RLDCT) l mt s nhng ri lon thng gp ú Margot W.M De Waal (2004) nghiờn cu 1046 bnh nhõn tui t 25 n 80 ti khỏm ti cỏc phũng khỏm a khoa, nhn thy RLDCT l ri lon tõm thn (RLTT) hay gp nht, chim 16,1% [1-2] Theo nghiờn cu ca P.H Hilderink, t l gp RLDCT ngi tr tui l t 11% n 21%, la tui trung niờn l 10% n 20%, cũn tui gi dao ng t 1,5% n 13% [3] Ri lon c th hoỏ (RLCTH) l mt loi RLDCT khỏ ph bin chim 0,7% dõn s Florence [4] Biu hin lõm sng ca cỏc RLCTH ht sc a dng v phong phỳ Triu chng rt ph bin, thng gp thc t lõm ca RLCTH l au au RLCTH va mang tớnh cht thc th li va mang tớnh cht ch quan tõm lý au RLCTH l mt cỏc triu chng chớnh ca cỏc ri lon ph c th húa[5] Nhiu bnh nhõn n khỏm ti cỏc c s y t vỡ triu chng au ny, v thc t trờn lõm sng h c chn oỏn v iu tr nhm theo hng thc th H ó phi tn nhiu cụng sc, thi gian v kinh t tỡm bng c nguyờn nhõn gõy au Theo c tớnh, RLCTH tiờu tn ca nc M 256 triu ụ la hng nm, tn tht ny cao gp ụi chi tr cho ỏi thỏo ng l 132 triu ụ la[5] Vit Nam cú mt s ti nghiờn cu v RLCTH nhng cha cú ti no nghiờn cu v triu chng au ca RLCTH Vỡ vy chỳng tụi tin hnh ti Nghiờn cu c im lõm sng cm giỏc au bnh nhõn ri lon dng c th iu tr ni trỳ ti Vin Sc Khe Tõm Thn nm 2016-2017, vi mc tiờu: Mụ t c im lõm sng cm giỏc au ca bnh nhõn ri lon c th húa Chng TNG QUAN TI LIU 1.1 KHI NIM V C S CM GIC AU [6],[7],[8] 1.1.1 Khỏi nim au Theo nh ngha hip hi nghiờn cu au quc t (Internation Association for the Study of Pain IASP), au l cm nhn khụng thoi mỏi tn thng mụ c th tim tng hoc ang din hoc mụ t v mt tn thng " au l tri nghim ch quan, liờn quan n cu trỳc nhn cm cp cao khụng phi ch cỏc neuron nhn cm au Nhn cm au l quỏ trỡnh phc tp, bao gm nhiu thnh phn khỏc nhau: - Thnh phn cm th quan: thuc c ch sinh lý thn kinh ca cm giỏc thõn th, gii mó cỏc lung nhn cm bn th - Thnh phn cm xỳc - Thnh phn nhn thc gm cỏc quỏ trỡnh tõm thn khỏc chi phi cm nhn au - Thnh phn hnh vi: biu hin v ng, li núi v sinh lý( cỏc ri lon thc vt, ri lon gic ng, s n ung khụng ngon ming ) Nh vy au va cú tớnh thc th (l mt cm giỏc bỏo hiu mt tn thng thc th ti ch), li va mang tớnh ch quan tõm lý (bao gm c nhng chng au khụng cú tn thng thc th hay gp trờn lõm sng) ú cỏc nhõn t tng tỏc vi v tng tỏc vi c c nhõn t mụi trng gia ỡnh, húa xó hi 1.1.2 Cỏc c s ca cm giỏc au Nhiu cụng trỡnh nghiờn cu ó cho thy c s ca cm giỏc au bao gm: c s sinh lý v c s tõm lý 1.1.2.1 C s sinh lý s nhn cm au a Cm giỏc au v hot ng ca si thn kinh au Con ng au bao gm mt lot cỏc nron bt u l th cm au, ng ny i t ngoi vi vo ty sng v lờn nóo Hiu c quỏ trỡnh thụng tin vo nóo th no l rt quan trng, cú th giỳp iu hũa tng hoc gim cm nhn au vi kớch thớch, v gúp phn lm rừ hn c ch gim au ca thuc hng thn iu tr gii lo õu v trm cm b Con ng au vo ty sng Nron tip nhn cú th cm nhn c cỏc kớch thớch cm giỏc bao gm c au, chỳng cú thõn t bo hch ty sng dc theo ct sng, chỳng nm ngoi thn kinh trung ng CNS nờn t bo ny l t bo ngoi vi Tip n quỏ trỡnh au bt u vi s thay i protein mng t bo giỳp phỏt hin nhng thay i kớch thớch v sinh s thay i in th mng t bo Cỏc kớch thớch mnh s lm gim in th ca mng v hot húa kờnh Natri nhy cm in th (VSSCs), gõy in th hot ng, v lan ta khp thõn nron ng dn truyn au t si hng tõm n h thng thn kinh trung ng cú th tng hoc gim kờnh VSSCs b chn t ngoi vi bi thuc tờ nh lidocaine - c im ỏp ng ca nron hng tõm tip nhn c xỏc nh bi cỏc receptor v cỏc kờnh bc l ngoi vi Vớ d nron th cm cú kờnh ion hot ng kộo di thng bc l receptor vanillinoid (VR1) s nhy cm vi kớch thớch c hc, hay cỏc kờnh ion c hot húa bi capsaicin v v cay, nhit s gõy cm giỏc núng Da vo nhng c im ny giỳp phõn loi nron thnh loi: A, A v si C Si C c hot húa bi tỏc ng c hc, nhit v húa hc, si A cm nhn nhng thay i chuyn ng nh, chm nh, si A cm nhn nhng tỏc ng trung gian gia nhit v c hc Tớn hiu au c dn truyn t ngoi biờn v ty sng nh hai si thn kinh A v C Si A l si cú ớt myelin, tc 6-30 m/sec, dn truyn cm giỏc au cp, A l si ỏp ng vi kớch thớch nhit v c hc Si C l si khụng cú myelin, tc 0,5-2 m/sec, dn truyn cm giỏc au mn C l si nhn cm au nhiu trng thỏi, a dng Do cú hai si dn truyn cm giỏc au nh vy nờn cú mt kớch thớch vi cng mnh s cho cm giỏc au kộp: sau mt cm giỏc au nhúi s cú mt cm giỏc au rỏt ng dn truyn cm giỏc i vo nóo chỳng c tỏch thnh ng: ng cm giỏc au nhúi v ng cm giỏc au rỏt - ng cm giỏc au nhúi: tn cựng phc hp bng- nn v liờn quan cht ch vi ni tn cựng ca cỏc si dn truyn cm giỏc xỳc giỏc Sau ú tớn hiu c truyn n cỏc vựng khỏc ca i th v vựng cm giỏc ca v nóo Tớn hiu n v nóo ch yu l khu trỳ cm giỏc au ch khụng cho bit nhn thc v au - ng cm giỏc au rỏt: nhng si cm giỏc au rỏt v au sõu tn cựng vựng cu to li ca than nóo v nhõn lỏ ca i th Cu to li ca thõn nóo v cỏc nhõn ca i th u thuc h thng hot húa chc nng ca h li Chc nng ca h thng ny l chuyn tớn hiu n cỏc b phn ch yu ca nóo Nh vy cỏc si cm giỏc au rỏt v au sõu kớch thớch vo h thng hot húa chc nng ca cu to li nờn ó tỏc dng kớch thớch vo ton h thng thn kinh nh: ỏnh giỏ i tng, to trng thỏi hng phn, to cm giỏc khn cp v phỏt ng cỏc phn ng bo v nhm lm cho i tng thoỏt nhng kớch thớch gõy cm giỏc au c Con ng cm giỏc au t ngoi vi vo nóo Tn cựng trung tõm ca nron cm nhn au ngoi biờn s synap vi nron sng sau ty sng, v truyn thụng tin lờn phớa trờn trung tõm cao hn Nron sng sau ty sng nm h thng thn kinh trung ng, l v trớ trung tõm truyn thụng tin lờn h thng thn kinh trung ng mc cao hn Cỏc cht dn truyn thn kinh sng sau ny c sn xut khụng ch nh cỏc nron th cm m cũn nh cỏc nron nm sng sau ú V mt s cỏc cht dn truyn thn kinh cú th chu tỏc ng bi cỏc thuc gim au nh opioid, SNRI, v cỏc Ligand hot ng trờn kờnh Na-Ca ( VSCCs) Trong sng sau ty sng cú mt vi loi nron: mt s nron nhn thụng tin t cỏc nron cm th ban u, mt s l cỏc t bo liờn thn kinh, v mt s l cỏc nron truyn thụng tin lờn trờn T ú cng cú cỏc ng dn truyn: ng dn truyn s khỏc bit/ cm giỏc, v ng dn truyn cm xỳc/ ng c Trong ng dn truyn s khỏc bit/ cm giỏc, thỡ nron dn i lờn theo ng i th ty sng, nron i th s chuyn thụng tin lờn v nóo vựng cm giỏc thõn th, v ng ny cho bit thụng chớnh xỏc v trớ au ca kớch thớch Cũn ng cm xỳc/ ng c dn truyn cỏc thụng tin ti cỏc nhõn nóo, v n h vin, ng ny cho bit cỏc thnh phn ca kớch thớch au Ch no ng ny cựng hot ng song hnh vi mi cú th to c cm giỏc au au bnh lý thn kinh ch tỡnh trng cú tn thng hay cú ri lon chc nng thn kinh gi l neuropathic pain, cũn au thụng thng gi l nociceptive pain ch nguyờn nhõn l hot húa si nron cm giỏc au S bin i v dn truyn ca cỏc nron hng tõm cú th b ỏnh cp trỡ cm giỏc au trng hp vng mt kớch thớch au Nron cú th b tn thng lm thay i hot ng ca cỏc nron, cho phộp s dn truyn chộo gia cỏc nron, cú th phỏt quỏ trỡnh viờm gõy cm nhn ngoi vi C ch trung ng ca au bnh lý thn kinh 10 Cm nhn trung ng theo on thay i xy sng sau ty sng trng hp nh au chi ma sau ct ct chi Kt qu ca vic kớch thớch liờn tc s gõy tỡnh trng tng cm giỏc au, hoc gõy ỏp ng kộo di hn bỡnh thng vi bt kỡ kớch thớch au no Khi cỏc receptors mng c phosphorination thỡ hot ng ca synap gia cỏc nron cú hiu qu hn, t ú s khuch i cm giỏc au v to cm giỏc au c khụng cú kớch thớch Cm nhn trung ng theo on cú liờn h vi thay i nóo vựng i th v v nóo trng hp cú kớch thớch au v c trng hp khụng cú kớch thớch au V nóo cú th hc t nhng tri nghim au t ú s trỡ v lm cm giỏc au Cú th lm giỏn on quỏ trỡnh dn truyn au trung ng bng cỏch lm nóo quờn tri nghim au, ú cng l mc tiờu ca cỏc thuc hng thn iu tr tõm thn phõn lit, lo õu v nghin cht Hi 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