Personalized Medicine Genetic Variation and Loss of Physiologic Complexity Are Associated With Mortality in 644 Trauma Patients
Personalized Medicine Genetic Variation and Loss of Physiologic Complexity Are Associated With Mortality in 644 Trauma Patients
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DOI:
10.1097/sla.0b013e181b8fb1f
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发表时间:
2009-10-01
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9
通讯作者:
Morris, John A., Jr.
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作者:
Norris, Patrick R.;Canter, Jeffrey A.;Morris, John A., Jr.
Objective: Personalized medicine merges genetics. physiology, and patient outcome Loss of physiologic complexity (heart rate [HR] variability) is a bedside biornarker for autonomic nervous system (ANS) dysfunction. We hypothesized that variability in ANS receptor proteins (genelics) and loss of complexity ( physiology) are independently associated with mortality in critical illnessSummary Background Data: Decreased HR complexity has been associated with increased mortality and morbidity in trauma and other critically ill populations Genetic variations in alpha-1A and beta-2 adrenergic receptors (ADRA1A, ADRB2) have been associated with changes in smooth muscle tone in various tissues, and implicated in bronchial hyper-responsiveness. metabolic syndrome and other disorders.Methods: A cohort of 644 trauma intensive care unit (ICU) admissions had complexity data and genetic samples. Two ANS receptor polymorphisms (rs1048101, Alpha ADRA1A and rs1042714, Beta ADRB2) were genotyped Physiologic complexity at various points in the ICU stay was measured using previously-studied integer HR multiscale entropy (MSE) over 6-hour intervals (similar to 21,1600 HR data points/interval/patient) Logistic regression assessed the concurrent relationship of genotypes. complexity. and probability of survival, an acuity score incorporating age, injury mechanism/ seventy, and admission vitals, to risk of deathResults: Of total, 96 patients (15%) died. Nonsurvivors had lower complexity at early. middle, and late portions of ICU stay (median MSE at least 25% less in nonsurvivors, P < 0.001) and lower incidence of the GG ADRB2 genotype (7.5% vs. 18.3%, P < 0.001) In muluvariable logistic regression, the GG ADRB2 genotype carried similar to 3-fold decrease in mortality odds (odd ratio [OR] = 0.33. P = 0.01), independent of significant effects in HR MSE (OR = 0.93 P < 0.001), and probability of survival (OR=0.22. P < 0.001)Conclusions: This first study to simultaneously examine ANS genetics, the biomarker complexity, and mortality concludes. (1) ANS genetics and physiologic complexity are independently related to mortality. (2) Genetics and complexity add information over traditional acuity coring (probability of survival), and (3) Simultaneous assessment of ANS physiology and genetics may yield novel research, diagnostic. and therapeutic opportunities in critical illness