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Standing up for Fatigue Julia L Newton MBBS, FRCP, PhD Professor of Ageing and Medicine Newcastle University

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January 09 Professor Julia Newton presentation to the CPG.

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Standing up for Fatigue

Julia L Newton MBBS, FRCP, PhD

Professor of Ageing and Medicine

Newcastle University

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Outline

•  Previous research

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•  Previous research •  Clinical service

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•  Previous research •  Clinical service •  Current research

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•  Previous research •  Clinical service •  Current research

•  What I would do if I was running Scotland and had the opportunity to change the management of CFS/ME patients …

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Research themes

•  Autonomic nervous system function in health and disease

•  Chronic diseases

•  CFS/ME

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Dysautonomia-Associated Fatigue (DAF)

CFS/ME Chronic Disease

DAF Fatigue

Non-DAF Fatigue

Fatig

ued

Non

-Fat

igue

d

Newton QJM 2007

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Primary Biliary Cirrhosis (PBC)

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In PBC Fatigue is NOT benign

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Perceived fatigue is comparable across chronic disease groups

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Falls Syncope

Dizziness

Ward & Kenny, Am J Med 1993

So what do we see in my clinical service ?

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Falls Syncope

Dizziness

Ward & Kenny, Am J Med 1993

So what do we see in my clinical service ?

Dysautonomia

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Falls Syncope

Dizziness

Ward & Kenny, Am J Med 1993

So what do we see in my clinical service ?

Dysautonomia

Fatigue

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Legge et al., Europace 2008

Fatig

ue s

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ity

Fatig

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ity

Fatigue is more severe in those with low blood pressure

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Parasympathetic

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Sympathetic

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Symptoms on standing occur in 89% of those with CFS/ME

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Actual blood pressure abnormalities

Newton Psychosomatic Research in press

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What happens if you tilt CFS patients ?

•  Symptoms during tilt ~ 48%

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52% have orthostatic hypotension

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a) b)

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 min 0 2 4 6 8 min

27 % have Positional Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)

Ewan et al., Europace 2008 Hoad et al., QJM 2008

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Technological Developments

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Parameters •  Haemodynamic – HR & BP

•  Autonomic – Heart rate variability & Baroreflex sensitivity

•  Cardiovascular – Impedance Cardiography

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School of Biology

Asp Gln

NAA

Gln GABA NAA

Newcastle Magnetic Resonance Centre

MRI studies

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Muscle MRI

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Muscle MRI

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Cardiac MRI

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Cardiac MRI

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Brain MRI

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Brain MRI

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Brain MRI

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Opportunities ..

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Your options ?

•  Identify and investigate those who present to CFS/ME Clinical services who also describe syncope or pre-syncope.

•  Identify and investigate those who present to CFS/ME Clinical services who describe symptoms on standing

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Your options ?

•  Haemodynamic assessment of everyone presenting to a CFS/ME Clinical Service – treatment of abnormalities when they are found

•  Treatment of everyone with CFS/ME with an autonomic phenotype

•  Treatment of everyone with CFS/ME with interventions to address dysautonomia

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Interventions ?

•  Home orthostatic training

•  Midodrine

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Current work

•  ME Research UK project – establishing a prospective cohort. – Brain – Muscle – Liver

MRC PBC study Research for patient benefit

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Fatigue Work is Supported by

Liver North

Northern CFS/ME Clinical Network

JRRG

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Questions ?

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•  Cross-border collaboration - Is there relevant experience of 'cross-

border' collaboration in any aspect of this research, and could such collaboration be further developed to the advantage of both Newcastle University (and NHS North East) & NHS Scotland (or any of its regions)?

•  International collaboration - Is there any experience of international collaboration relevant to this research, or how that could affect service provision?

•  Ownership of research results - Where collaboration might take place, could shared ownership of results, (and any treatment processes developed from them), cause problems for development of NHS service provision?