Prematurity and cardiovascular risk at early adulthood.
Prematurity and cardiovascular risk at early adulthood.
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10.1111/cch.12616
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2019-01
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Msall ME
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Sullivan MC;Winchester SB;Msall ME
Theories of early stress exposure and allostatic load offer a lifespan perspective to adult health after prematurity based on these early stressors affecting endocrine and metabolic systems. In this study, we examine cardiovascular and metabolic risk by comparing two groups of preterm infants who experienced a full spectrum of neonatal illness and a term-born group at age 23. Of the 215 infants recruited at birth, (84%) participated at age 23. The cohort included 45 full term (FT), 24 healthy preterm (HPT), and 111 sick preterm (SPT) infants. Socioeconomic status (SES) was equivalent across groups. Cardiovascular and metabolic outcomes were: blood pressure (BP), fasting glucose and lipid profiles, weight, waist-hip ratio (WHR), and body mass index (BMI). Clinical and sub-clinical ranges were compared across neonatal groups and gender. At age 23, the HPT and SPT groups had higher systolic BP compared to the FT group. The SPT group had lower weight compared to the FT and HPT groups. No group differences were found on diastolic BP, glucose, total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, BMI or WHR. Preterm males had more systolic hypertension and low HDL than FT males. Former preterm males and females had high WHR ratios and BMI at 23 years. Subclinical pre-hypertensive rates were highest for the HPT female group, followed by the SPT females. Only one (4.2%) HPT adult male was clinically diabetic. As young adults, HPT and SPT infants had early indicators of cardiovascular risk, but no indicators of metabolic risk. There is utility in using clinical and sub-clinical ranges to identify early cardiovascular risk in early adulthood.
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