Abstract

Cardiogenic shock (CS) is one of the most serious complications of myocardial infarction (MI) with a high mortality rate. The timely and effective prevention and early suppression of this adverse event may influence the prognosis and outcome in patients with MI complicated by CS (MI CS). Despite the use of existing pharmaco-invasive options for maintaining an optimal pumping function of the heart in patients with MI CS, its mortality remains high, prompting the search for new approaches to pathogenetic therapy. This review considers the role of the systemic inflammatory response in the pathogenesis of MI CS. The primary processes involved in its initiation are described, including the progression from the onset of MI to the generalization of the inflammatory response and the development of multiple organ dysfunction. The approaches to anti-inflammatory therapy in patients with CS are discussed, and further promising research directions are outlined. In this review, we updated and summarized information on the inflammatory component of MI CS pathogenesis with a particular focus on its foundational aspects. This will facilitate the identification of specific inflammatory phenotypes and endotypes in MI CS and the development of targeted therapeutic strategies for this MI complication.

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