Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone genotype influences ventricular remodeling in infants with single ventricle.
Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone genotype influences ventricular remodeling in infants with single ventricle.
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DOI:
10.1161/circulationaha.110.004341
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发表时间:
2011-05-31
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37.8
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Pediatric Heart Network Investigators
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Mital S;Chung WK;Colan SD;Sleeper LA;Manlhiot C;Arrington CB;Cnota JF;Graham EM;Mitchell ME;Goldmuntz E;Li JS;Levine JC;Lee TM;Margossian R;Hsu DT;Pediatric Heart Network Investigators
We investigated the effect of polymorphisms in the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS) genes on ventricular remodeling, growth, renal function and response to enalapril in infants with single ventricle. Single ventricle infants enrolled in a randomized trial of enalapril were genotyped for polymorphisms in 5 genes: angiotensinogen, angiotensin-converting enzyme, angiotensin II type 1 receptor, aldosterone synthase, and chymase. Alleles associated with RAAS upregulation were classified as risk alleles. Ventricular mass, volume, somatic growth, renal function using estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR), and response to enalapril were compared between patients with ≥2 homozygous risk genotypes (high-risk), and those with <2 homozygous risk genotypes (low-risk) at two time points - before the superior-cavopulmonary-connection (pre-SCPC) and at age 14 months. Of 230 trial subjects, 154 were genotyped: 38 were high-risk, 116 were low-risk. Ventricular mass and volume were elevated in both groups pre-SCPC. Ventricular mass and volume decreased and eGFR increased after SCPC in the low-risk (p<0.05) but not the high-risk group. These responses were independent of enalapril treatment. Weight and height z-scores were lower at baseline and height remained lower in the high-risk group at 14 months especially in those receiving enalapril (p<0.05). RAAS-upregulation genotypes were associated with failure of reverse remodeling after SCPC surgery, less improvement in renal function, and impaired somatic growth, the latter especially in patients receiving enalapril. RAAS genotype may identify a high-risk subgroup of single ventricle patients who fail to fully benefit from volume unloading surgery. Follow-up is warranted to assess longterm impact. Clinical Trials.gov Identifier NCT00113087