血清標志物β-痕跡蛋白(BTP)在預測妊娠高血壓疾病的應(yīng)用研究
[Abstract]:Background: pregnancy induced hypertension is one of the most common complications of pregnancy. It is the main cause of the incidence and mortality of pregnant women, fetus and newborn, and the treatment of the disease depends on many factors, including blood pressure, gestational age, symptoms and related risk factors. Besides proteinuria and pregnant women, pregnant women also have high blood pressure. There is a high risk of cardiovascular disease and death. Compared to normal pregnant women, pregnancy induced hypertension has higher placental abruption, cardio cerebrovascular accident, organ failure, and diffuse intravascular coagulation risk. Intrauterine and fetal death. Early diagnosis, close antenatal monitoring and timely intervention are the key to the treatment of hypertension induced by pregnancy. Currently, the economy, repeatability, reliable clinical detection and prediction methods are still very short. Sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) has a close relationship with hyperinsulinemia and insulin resistance. Androgen can enhance the responsiveness of blood vessels to vasoactive substances, reduce the level of prostacyclin and increase the production of thromboxane, directly add platelet agglutination to induce microthrombus formation, in addition, inflammation. There is an important role in the pathogenesis of pregnancy induced hypertension because the symptoms of chronic vasculitis in placenta are significantly increased in pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension. The level of serum testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and hypersensitivity C reactive protein (hs-CRP) may be related to the occurrence of hypertension in pregnancy. The high risk factors of pregnancy induced hypertension and a more effective potential marker are found from the special manifestations of the patients with pregnancy induced hypertension. Beta trace protein is a prostaglandin D2 synthetase, a member of the lipid carrying protein family, whose protein molecular weight is very small. Only 23-29 kDa. has recently been studied for beta trace protein. It is mainly focused on the marker of serum creatinine as an alternative marker for the evaluation of renal function and a new marker of cardiovascular disease. Beta trace protein has been found to be a more sensitive marker for monitoring renal impairment than serum creatinine. Beta trace protein can be an ideal sign of renal dysfunction caused by glycuria. Research shows that beta trace protein is related to many biological processes, including inflammatory reaction, angina, atheromatous formation, vasoconstrictive reaction and systemic arterial pressure, with anti inflammation, antithrombotic formation, anti apoptosis, anti atherosclerosis and other cardiovascular protective effects, which can be significantly aggregated in human coronary atherosclerosis. Many studies have reported that the level of serum beta trace protein in patients with chronic coronary artery disease is significantly increased in patients with chronic coronary artery disease, and the level of serum beta trace protein is closely related to the number of damaged vessels, age, and hypertension. The high level of beta trace protein can predict atrial fibrillation The adverse cardiovascular events, mortality, and major bleeding of patients receiving anticoagulant therapy may also be used to respond to the progression of cardiovascular disease,.Hirawa et al. Compared the level of beta trace protein in normal and hypertensive patients, and found that the level of beta trace protein in high blood pressure patients is significantly higher than that in high blood pressure patients. The normal control group shows that beta trace protein plays an important role in hypertension. However, the relationship between the level of circulating beta trace protein and pregnancy induced hypertension is still unknown. This study aims to detect the level of serum beta trace protein in normal pregnant women and pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension and to explore the serum levels. The relationship between the level of beta trace protein and pregnancy induced hypertension. To our knowledge, this is the first study to reveal the association between serum level of beta trace protein and pregnancy induced hypertension. Objective: To compare the age of normal pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension (gestation hypertension group), prepregnancy BMI, pregnancy history, blood pressure, Weight, left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF), urine protein, serum testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG), hypersensitive C reactive protein (hs-CRP) and beta trace protein (BTP) were investigated to investigate the high risk factors of pregnancy induced hypertension in pregnant women and the level of serum testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) and hypersensitive C reactive protein (hs-CRP). Whether there is a correlation between the occurrence of pregnancy induced hypertension and the level of serum beta trace protein (BTP) in the serum of normal pregnant women and pregnant women during pregnancy at different stages of pregnancy, the level of serum BTP in the two groups of pregnant women was compared, and the level of serum beta trace protein (BTP) and pregnancy induced hypertension were evaluated by ROC analysis. Whether it is relevant, can the severity of the disease be counter to the severity of the disease, can be used as a new and more effective marker for predicting pregnancy induced hypertension and the ability to diagnose and identify pregnancy induced hypertension. Research objects and methods: select 1206 pregnant women who were born in Qilu Hospital and Zibo Central hospital in 2014 and choose pregnancy from them. 57 pregnant women of normal pregnancy age and pregnant age matched the normal control group (blood pressure 140/90 mmHg, and no proteinuria during pregnancy); 46 pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension were set up as pregnancy hypertension group (gestational hypertension disease was a symptom of no high blood pressure at 20 weeks before pregnancy, and the blood pressure was measured over two times after 20 weeks of pregnancy. " The results showed that the systolic pressure was more than 140 mmHg or the diastolic pressure was more than 90 mmHg, and the measurement interval was at least 4 hours, accompanied by preeclampsia or no proteinuria. The pregnant women of.46 pregnant hypertension were divided into simple hypertension group and preeclampsia group according to non albuminuria. The left ventricular ejection fraction was divided into group LVEF60% and LVET more than 60% groups according to the left ventricular ejection fraction 60%. All pregnant women were Single pregnancy, two groups of gestational age and gestational age matching. The exclusion criteria include: pregnancy induced hypertension may also accompany other diseases such as second types of hypertension, coronary heart disease, kidney disease, or diabetes. First, collect all the clinical indicators of all pregnant women, such as the average age of the pregnant women (age), and the height and quality before pregnancy. Volume index BMI (kg/m2), race (n,%), PIH family history (n,%), natural abortion history (3) (n,%), pregnancy times (3) (n,%) and so on, and compared and analyzed systolic pressure (millimeter mercury column), diastolic pressure (millimeter mercury column), birth gestational age (days), birth mode (n,%, normal vaginal delivery or CS), and placental weight (g), neonatal sex (n,%) and out of birth. Maternal weight (g) and other data. Pregnant women in pregnancy induced hypertension were monitored by echocardiography to monitor left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF). All pregnant women were collected at different stages of pregnancy (1-12 weeks), mid trimester (13-27 weeks), late pregnancy (28-40 weeks) of blood samples, 4, 7000 RPM centrifugation and -80 C after 10 minutes. All stages of pregnancy were examined. The serum concentration of SHBG was measured by enzyme immunoassay. The level of testosterone and hypersensitive C reaction protein was measured by immunoluminescence. The level of serum beta trace protein was detected by enzyme linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) kit. Two groups of pregnant women's urine protein, hs-CRP (mg/1) (mid trimester, late trimester), testosterone (mid trimester, late trimester), S were collected, S HBG (nmol/l) (mid trimester, late trimester of pregnancy) and BTP (early pregnancy, mid trimester, late pregnancy) and other experimental data, the results of the ELISA test were tested by non parametric test. The potential risk assessment was analyzed by plotting the ROC curve. (1) pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension were higher than the pregnant women in the normal control group that was in line with the age of pregnancy and the maternal age. The preconception height mass index (BMI) (P0.05), the higher anemia incidence (p0.001), and the family hereditary history of pregnancy induced hypertension (p0.001); under the premise of the same gestational age at birth, for other parameters such as delivery mode, placental weight, and birth weight, pregnant women with pregnancy and normal health control group have no obvious difference between pregnant women and pregnant women. (2) the level of serum testosterone, SHBG, and C reactive protein (hs-CRP) in the two groups of pregnant women showed no significant difference between the pregnancy induced hypertension group and the normal pregnancy group; (3) there was no significant difference between the levels of serum beta trace protein in the normal pregnant women and the pregnancy induced pregnancy. The level of serum beta trace protein in pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension increased gradually with different pregnancy stages, but there was no significant difference in the level of serum beta trace protein in the middle pregnancy and late trimester of pregnancy. (4) the serum beta mark of pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension compared with normal pregnant women. The level of trace protein in the middle and late pregnancy was significantly higher than that of the normal control group (P0.05), but there was no significant difference between the levels of serum beta trace protein between the two groups in the early pregnancy. (5) the level of serum beta trace protein in the pre eclampsia group was higher than that of the Dan Chungao blood pressure group, and the difference was statistically significant. The level of BTP in the serum of pregnant women with left ventricular ejection fraction LVET60% was significantly higher than that of pregnant women with LVET more than 60%. (6) the potential value of serum beta trace protein was assessed by ROC analysis to predict the potential value of pregnancy induced hypertension. The results showed that the use of serum BTP 321.3ng/mL as a truncated value and the predictive sensitivity for pregnancy induced hypertension Up to 91.3%, the specificity can reach the 89.5%. research conclusion: 1, pregnant women have the family history of pregnancy induced hypertension, the height mass index is high before pregnancy, the pregnant anemia should be included in the high risk monitoring group of the pregnancy hypertension,.2. This study did not find the middle and late pregnancy serum testosterone, sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG), C reactive protein (hs-CRP). The level is associated with the occurrence of pregnancy induced hypertension, so the index can not be used as a marker for predicting pregnancy induced hypertension. The high level of serum beta trace protein is associated with the occurrence of pregnancy induced hypertension, which can be used to reflect the progression of pregnancy induced hypertension. In addition, serum beta trace protein can also be used as a pregnancy.3. The predictors of hypertension involving the function of the kidney or heart are consistent with the conclusion that B- trace protein can be used as a marker of abnormal heart and kidney function. It can be used to respond to the severity of.4 in pregnant women with pregnancy induced hypertension. The level of beta trace protein can be used to predict high blood pressure in pregnancy by ROC analysis. It is sensitive and specific, so the level of serum beta trace protein is expected to be a new diagnostic marker for pregnancy induced hypertension. Detection in pregnant women with high risk factors can improve the predictive sensitivity and be used to predict pregnancy induced hypertension.
【學位授予單位】:山東大學
【學位級別】:博士
【學位授予年份】:2017
【分類號】:R714.246
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