Relationship between metabolic disorders and relative risk values of brain infarction estimated by protein-conjugated acrolein, IL-6 and CRP together with age |
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| Authors: | Yoshida Madoka Mizoi Mutsumi Saiki Ryotaro Kobayashi Eiichi Saeki Naokatsu Wakui Kenji Kusaka Tadafumi Takizawa Hirotaka Kashiwado Koichi Suzuki Norikazu Fukuda Kazumasa Nakamura Takao Watanabe Sakae Tada Kei Tomitori Hideyuki Kashiwagi Keiko Igarashi Kazuei |
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| Affiliation: | Graduate School of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chiba University, 1-8-1 Inohana, Chuo-ku, Chiba 260-8675, Japan. |
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| Abstract: | BackgroundWe have recently found that the median relative risk value (RRV) (0–1) of brain infarction estimated by protein-conjugated acrolein (PC-Acro), IL-6 and CRP together with age was in the order silent brain infarction (SBI) (0.80) > carotid atherosclerosis (CA) (0.76) > white matter hyperintensity (WMH) (0.46) > control (0.14). We clarified how metabolic disorders [hypertension (HT), hyperlipidemia (HL) and hyperglycemia (HG)] are correlated with RRV.MethodsThe levels of PC-Acro, IL-6 and CRP in plasma were measured by ELISA. SBI and WMH were evaluated by MRI, and CA was evaluated by duplex carotid ultrasonography.ResultsThe median RRV of metabolic disorders was in the order HT + HG (0.84) > HT + HL (0.73) > HT (0.65) ≈ HG (0.65) > HL (0.61) > HL + HG (0.48) > no metabolic disorder (0.24) > normal (0.11). Correlation with SBI was in the order HT + HG (52%) > HT + HL (42%) > HT (40%) > HG (34%) ≈ HL(33%) > HL + HG (14%) ≈ no metabolic disorder (14%).ConclusionThe results indicate that HT is the most strongly associated factor with SBI among metabolic disorders and that the seriousness of metabolic disorder estimated by RRV was well correlated with SBI. |
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