Long-term follow-up of children born in the PETN studies (LOOP)

对PETN研究中出生的儿童进行长期随访(LOOP)

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项目摘要

This is a full proposal (observational trial, no intervention planned) as follow-up study of the PETN multicenter study. The PETN-study investigated the effect of the NO-donor pentaerithrityltetranitrate (PETN) compared to placebo on pregancies with placentation failure, identified at mid gestation to be at risk for the development of fetal growth restriction (FGR). FGR is the most important cause of perinatal mortality and morbidity, negatively affecting short and long-term physical and neurocognitive outcome of the respective children. In a pilot study, treatment with PETN reduced relative risk for FGR or perinatal death by 38%. 317 pregnant women took part in the PETN-study multicenter-trial. Results could not confirm the effect on the primary composite outcome “development of fetal growth restriction or perinatal death” but preterm was reduced by 30% and significantly less mothers developed hypertensive pregnancy complications. The PETN-study covered the follow of the study children at the age of 12 months. These data show a significant higher proportion of children with normal age adjusted development in the PETN group (publication to be submitted). Regardless of the results retrieved, any drug treatment during pregnancy mandatorily needs long-term follow-up data of the children born from these pregnancies before treatment can be recommended. Thus, this proposal will cover the long-term follow-up of the children born during the PETN-study and the pilot trial. Since 43% of the children born in the study were growth restricted, this follow up investigation will reveal follow up data of growth restricted as well as of appropriate grown children from this randomized trial. Our hypotheses are (1): Regarding child development, the long-term outcome of PETN treatment is not inferior to Placebo treatment (2): PETN treatment improves the long-term outcome of children born growth restricted. All surviving PETN study children will be invited for participation. Primary endpoint will be the total score of the Child-Behaviour-Checklist (CBCL, assessment of everyday functional level). Secondary endpoints are physical health (weight, height, blood analysis, blood pressure, pulse wave velocity, CIMT, Tanner stages), general developmental outcome (score: FTF 5-15-R), cognitive, motoric and executive function as well as neurocognitive outcome. CBCL, 6-18-R and YSR 6-18-R, physical data from regular pediatric check-up visits and Tanner stages will be collected in a postal survey. Additional on-site visits to obtain physical and cognitive data are offered. The primary endpoint will be analyzed by one-sided t-test for two independent samples (confirmatory analysis, p = 0.05). Continuous secondary endpoints will be analyzed by two-sided independent samples t-test or two-sided Mann-Whitney-U-tests (explorative analysis, p = 0.05). Sample size planning (parameters: SD/CBCL, power: 80%, p = 0.05) resulted in 204 data sets needed.
这是一项完整的计划(观察性试验,未计划干预),作为PETN多中心研究的随访研究。PETN研究调查了NO供体季戊四醇四硝酸酯(PETN)与安慰剂相比对胎盘形成失败的妊娠的影响,这些妊娠在妊娠中期被确定为有发生胎儿生长受限(FGR)的风险。FGR是围产期死亡率和发病率的最重要原因,对相应儿童的短期和长期身体和神经认知结果产生负面影响。在一项初步研究中,用PETN治疗使FGR或围产期死亡的相对风险降低了38%。317名孕妇参加了PETN研究的多中心试验。结果无法证实对主要复合结局“胎儿生长受限或围产期死亡”的影响,但早产减少了30%,发生高血压妊娠并发症的母亲明显减少。PETN研究涵盖了12个月大的研究儿童的随访。这些数据表明,在PETN组中,正常年龄调整发育的儿童比例明显较高(出版物待提交)。无论检索到的结果如何,在推荐治疗之前,妊娠期间的任何药物治疗都必须需要这些妊娠所生子女的长期随访数据。因此,该提案将涵盖PETN研究和试点试验期间出生的儿童的长期随访。由于本研究中出生的儿童中有43%为生长受限儿童,因此本随访调查将揭示本随机试验中生长受限儿童以及适当成年儿童的随访数据。我们的假设是(1):关于儿童发育,PETN治疗的长期结局不劣于安慰剂治疗(2):PETN治疗改善了出生时生长受限儿童的长期结局。将邀请所有存活的PETN研究儿童参加。主要终点为儿童行为量表(CBCL,日常功能水平评估)的总分。次要终点是身体健康(体重、身高、血液分析、血压、脉搏波速度、CIMT、坦纳分期)、一般发育结局(评分:FTF 5-15-R)、认知、运动和执行功能以及神经认知结局。CBCL、6-18-R和YSR 6-18-R、定期儿科检查访视和坦纳分期的身体数据将通过邮寄调查收集。提供额外的现场访问,以获得身体和认知数据。将通过单侧t检验分析两个独立样本的主要终点(确证性分析,p = 0.05)。将通过双侧独立样本t检验或双侧Mann-Whitney-U检验(探索性分析,p = 0.05)分析连续次要终点。样本量计划(参数:SD/CBCL,把握度:80%,p = 0.05)导致需要204个数据集。

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Professorin Dr. Tanja Groten其他文献

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Pentaerithrityl tetranitrate (PETN) for secondary prevention of intrauterine growth restriction (PETN Trial)
四硝酸季戊四醇酯 (PETN) 用于宫内生长受限二级预防(PETN 试验)
  • 批准号:
    286545667
  • 财政年份:
    2016
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Clinical Trials
Adhäsionsmolekülexpression von Trophoblastzellen und ihr Interaktionsvermögen mit endothelialen Tubuli bei Störungen der Plazentation
胎盘障碍中滋养层细胞粘附分子的表达及其与内皮小管相互作用的能力
  • 批准号:
    183625208
  • 财政年份:
    2010
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Grants
Mechanismen der durch 17 beta-Östradiol stimulierten membranrezeptorassoziierten Signaltransduktion in Endothelzellen
17β-雌二醇刺激内皮细胞膜受体相关信号转导机制
  • 批准号:
    5330672
  • 财政年份:
    2001
  • 资助金额:
    --
  • 项目类别:
    Research Fellowships

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