Cardiovascular dysfunction in offspring of ovarian-hyperstimulated women and effects of estradiol and progesterone: a retrospective cohort study and proteomics analysis.
Cardiovascular dysfunction in offspring of ovarian-hyperstimulated women and effects of estradiol and progesterone: a retrospective cohort study and proteomics analysis.
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10.1210/jc.2014-2349
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2014-09
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Gu-feng Xu;Jun-Yu Zhang;Hai-tao Pan;Shen Tian;Miao-E. Liu;Tian-tian Yu;Jingyi Li;Wei-Wen Ying;W. Yao;Xianhua Lin;Y. Lv;Wenzhi Su;Xiaohang Ye;Fang-hong Zhang;Jie-xue Pan;Ye Liu;Cheng-liang Zhou;Dan Zhang;Xin-Mei Liu;Yi-Min Zhu;J. Sheng;He-feng Huang
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Gu-feng Xu;Jun-Yu Zhang;Hai-tao Pan;Shen Tian;Miao-E. Liu;Tian-tian Yu;Jingyi Li;Wei-Wen Ying;W. Yao;Xianhua Lin;Y. Lv;Wenzhi Su;Xiaohang Ye;Fang-hong Zhang;Jie-xue Pan;Ye Liu;Cheng-liang Zhou;Dan Zhang;Xin-Mei Liu;Yi-Min Zhu;J. Sheng;He-feng Huang
CONTEXT
The cardiovascular dysfunction in children born with assisted reproductive technologies has been of great concern. However, the association of ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome (OHSS), a complication of assisted reproductive technologies, with worse cardiovascular functions and underlying mechanism remains unknown.
OBJECTIVES
The objective of the study was to assess the cardiovascular functions of children born to mothers with OHSS and investigate the underlying regulator(s).
DESIGN AND SETTING
This was a retrospective cohort recruited in a university hospital.
PARTICIPANTS AND METHODS
We assessed the cardiovascular functions by Doppler echography in 42 children born to OHSS women, 34 children of mothers with non-OHSS in vitro fertilization, and 48 spontaneously conceived (SC) children (mean age ∼ 4.5 y). Groups were matched for gestational age at delivery and birth weight. An isobaric tag for relative and absolute quantitation-labeled proteomics analysis was performed with another set of umbilical arteries from OHSS and SC pregnancies (n = 3 for both groups).
RESULTS
Children of OHSS mothers showed a significantly decreased mitral ratio of early to late mitral peak velocities, reduced systolic and diastolic diameters of common carotid arteries, and impaired flow-mediated dilation compared with non-OHSS in vitro fertilization and SC children. Intima-media thickness and arterial stiffness indices were similar in the three groups. In the proteomics study, 1640 proteins were identified from OHSS and SC umbilical arteries, and 40 differentially expressed proteins were selected for further analysis. Estradiol and progesterone were identified as activated upstream regulators.
CONCLUSIONS
Children born to ovarian-hyperstimulated women displayed cardiovascular dysfunctions. The underlying mechanisms may involve the effects of supraphysiological estradiol and progesterone levels.