Comparación de los efectos de los inhibidores de m-TOR y el inhibidor de calcineurina sobre los niveles de SUPAR y ox-LDL en receptores de trasplante renal
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inhibidores de m-TOR, inhibidor de calcineurina, marcadores tempranos de inflamación, trasplante renal
Resumen
Introducción: Nuestro objetivo fue investigar el efecto de diferentes regímenes inmunosupresores sobre los niveles de SUPAR y ox-LDL, que son marcadores tempranos de inflamación en receptores de trasplante renal. Material y métodos: Un total de 83 pacientes se inscribieron en nuestro estudio. Mientras que cuarenta y ocho de ellos recibieron mTORi, treinta y cinco pacientes recibieron CNI. De acuerdo con el régimen inmunosupresor, los pacientes se dividieron en grupos receptores de CNI y m-TORi y se midieron los niveles séricos de SUPAR y ox-LDL. Resultados: Los valores de Log-SUPAR fueron menores en el grupo que recibió m-TORi (3,40 ± 0,1 vs 3,48 ± 0,4, p=0,010). Los niveles de OxLDL/LDL fueron mayores (0,0168± 005 vs 0,0132 ±004, p=0,009) en el grupo CNI. En el análisis de regresión lineal, se detectó una relación estadísticamente significativa entre el uso de m-TORi y log-SUPAR (β=-0,052, IC del 95% [-0,224, -0,012], p=0,041). Se encontró una relación negativa e independiente entre HT y log-SUPAR (β=-0.60, 95% IC--0.112, -0.018], p=0.0024) y ox-LDL (β=-0.169 [-0.330, -0.008], p=0,040). Se detectó una correlación muy fuerte (r=1,0, p<0,001) y una relación independiente (β=0,321 [0,313, 0,330], p<0,001) entre ox-LDL y SUPAR. Conclusión: Como resultado, cuando se comparó la inmunosupresión entre m-TORi y CNI, la primera se asoció con niveles más bajos de SUPAR y oxLDL.
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Yılmaz B, Yılmaz A, Fatma DA, Ersan S, Tanrısev M, Çolak H. Comparación de los efectos de los inhibidores de m-TOR y el inhibidor de calcineurina sobre los niveles de SUPAR y ox-LDL en receptores de trasplante renal. Rev Nefrol Dial Traspl. [Internet]. 15 de marzo de 2022 [citado 25 de diciembre de 2024];42(1):48-5. Disponible en: http://revistarenal.org.ar/index.php/rndt/article/view/756
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