β2-adrenergic receptor genotype and other variables that contribute to labor pain and progress.
β2-adrenergic receptor genotype and other variables that contribute to labor pain and progress.
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β2-肾上腺素能受体基因型和其他有助于分娩疼痛和进展的变量。
DOI:
10.1097/aln.0b013e318211004e
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发表时间:
2011
期刊:
影响因子:
8.8
通讯作者:
Flood,Pamela
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作者:
Reitman,Elena;Conell-Price,Jessamyn;Evansmith,Jennifer;Olson,Luke;Drosinos,Sofia;Jasper,Nancy;Randolph,Paula;Smiley,RichardM;Shafer,Steven;Flood,Pamela
Background Beta-2-adrenergic receptor (β2AR) activity influences labor and its genotype affects the incidence of preterm delivery. We determined the effect of β2AR genotype on term labor progress and pain. Methods We prospectively enrolled 150 nulliparous parturients in the third trimester and obtained sensory thresholds, demographic information and DNA. Cervical dilation, pain scores and labor management data were extracted with associated times. The association of genetic and demographic factors with labor was tested with mixed effects models. Results Parturients who express Gln at the 27 position of the β2AR had slower labor (P<0.03). They progressedfrom 1–10cm dilation in approximately 21 hours compared to 14 hours in otherpatients. Asian ethnicity, previously associated with slower labor, is highly associated with this polymorphism (P<0.0001). Heavier and Black patients had slower latent labor (P<0.01, 0.01) and neuraxial analgesia was associated with slower labor progress (P<0.0001). It could take up to 36 hours for the heaviest and the Black parturients to transition from 1cm cervical dilation to active labor; however once the active phase began, labor rate was the same as other patients’. Conclusion We detected a strong association between β2AR genotype and slower labor. Asian ethnicity may be a proxy for β2AR genotype. Black and heavy women have slower latent labor. These results confirm many of the associations found when this mathematical model was applied to a large retrospectivecohort, further validating this approach to description and analysis of labor progress.