Prevalence, Morbidity, and Mortality of 1,609 Men with Sex Chromosome Aneuploidy: Results from the Diverse Million Veteran Program Cohort.
Prevalence, Morbidity, and Mortality of 1,609 Men with Sex Chromosome Aneuploidy: Results from the Diverse Million Veteran Program Cohort.
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1,609 名性染色体非整倍体男性的患病率、发病率和死亡率:来自多元化百万退伍军人计划队列的结果。
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10.1101/2023.07.15.23292710
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2023
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Hauger,RichardL
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Davis,ShanleeM;Teerlink,Craig;Lynch,JulieA;Gorman,BryanR;Pagadala,Meghana;Liu,Aoxing;Panizzon,MatthewS;Merritt,VictoriaC;Genovese,Giulio;Pyarajan,Saiju;Ross,JudithL;Hauger,RichardL
Objectives:Determine the prevalence of clinically diagnosed and undiagnosed X or Y chromosome aneuploidy among men enrolled in the Million Veteran Program (MVP); describe military service metrics of men with SCAs; compare morbidity and mortality outcomes between men with SCA with and without a clinical diagnosis to matched controls.Design:Cross-sectional, case-control Setting: United States Veterans Administration Healthcare System Participants: Biologic males enrolled in the MVP biobank with genomic identification of an additional X or Y chromosome (cases); controls matched 1: 5 on sex, age, and genetic ancestry Main Outcome (s) and Measure (s): Prevalence of men with SCAs from genomic analysis; clinical SCA diagnosis; Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI); rates of outpatient, inpatient, and emergency encounters per year; self-reported health outcomes; standardized mortality ratio (SMR) Results: An additional X or Y chromosome was present in 145 and 125 per 100,000 males in the MVP, respectively, with the highest prevalence among men with European and East Asian ancestry. At a mean age of 61 years, 74% of male veterans with 47, XXY and> 99% with 47, XYY remained undiagnosed. Individuals with 47, XXY (n= 862) and 47, XYY (n= 747) had similar military service history, all-cause SMR, and age of death compared to matched controls. CCI and healthcare utilization were higher among individuals with SCA, while several measures of HRQoL were lower. Men with a clinical diagnosis of 47, XXY had higher healthcare utilization but lower comorbidity score compared to those undiagnosed. Conclusion and Relevance: One in 370 males in the MVP cohort have SCA, a prevalence comparable to estimates in the general population. While these men have successfully served in the military, they have higher morbidity and report poorer HRQoL with aging. Longer longitudinal follow-up of this sample will be informative for clinical and patient-reported outcomes, the role of ancestry, and mortality statistics.