结节性硬化症患儿体格生长状态调查及雷帕霉素治疗后的疗效、安全性及对其体格发育的影响研究
[Abstract]:Objective: Tuberous sclerosis complex TSC (TSC) is a monogenic autosomal dominant inherited disease. The pathogenesis of TSC is overactivation of mTOR signaling pathway caused by genetic defects. Rapamycin target protein (mTOR) pathway plays an important role in the aging process. Inhibiting the mTOR pathway can improve age-related diseases such as cognitive impairment. Rapamycin can specifically inhibit the mTOR signaling pathway. Rapamycin is a potential drug for delaying aging and treating aging-related diseases. It is also a molecular targeted drug for tuberculosis sclerosis complex TSC. Concentrated on organ transplantation and cancer patients, this study investigated the physical development of TSC children through retrospective and observational studies, as well as the physical development of TSC children and healthy children treated with rapamycin for a long time, biochemical indicators of TSC children before and after taking drugs, blood routine and side effects of drugs. To evaluate the efficacy, safety and impact of rapamycin on physical development in children. Part I: Investigation of physical development in children with tuberous sclerosis Methods: Physical development (height, weight) of preschool children with tuberous sclerosis diagnosed in our pediatric clinic from October 2012 to October 2016 was collected. Results: 295 preschool TSC children were enrolled and 74.24% of them were infants. The incidence of epilepsy was 89.83%. Intracranial lesions (cortical calcification + subependymal nodules + SEGA) accounted for 72.88%. Mental retardation accounted for 72.54%. Cardiac rhabdomyoma accounted for 13.9%. Renal hamartoma accounted for 7.46%. Among the children enrolled in the study, 91.86% were in the normal range and the height was higher than that of the same age and sex. Children with X+2SD accounted for 4.75%, 3.39% were lower than normal children of the same age. 94.24% were in normal weight, 5.7% were higher than normal children of the same age (5.41% were in boys'weight higher than X+2SD, 5.04% were in girls' weight higher than X+2SD), 10 were older than 3 years old, 7 were younger than 3 years old. The incidence of epilepsy was slightly higher in children under 7 years of age with TSC than in those under 7 years of age. It was reported that the incidence of renal hamartoma was significantly lower in children with intracranial lesions and mental retardation than in the literature. The height growth of the children was roughly the same as that of normal children of the same age and sex. There was no significant difference in height, weight and BMI distribution among children with TSC complicated with epilepsy, heart disease and intracranial lesions, but the proportion of children with renal lesions with BMI higher than normal was higher. Open clinical trial. The cases were from children with tuberculous sclerosis who were admitted to our outpatient clinic from September 2014 to December 2016. According to inclusion and exclusion criteria, the patients were treated with rapamycin. The height, weight, biochemistry, blood routine and follow-up were measured before treatment. The height, weight, biochemistry, blood routine and blood routine of the children were measured after 1 year and 2 years of treatment. The side effects of rapamycin were analyzed, and the effects of rapamycin on the efficacy, safety and physical development were analyzed. Results: Among the 122 TSC children, 110 (90.16%) were in normal height, 9 (7.38%) were higher than that of the normal children of the same age, and 9 (7.38%) were lower than that of the normal children of the same sex. One year after rapamycin treatment, 115 (94.26%) of the TSC children were in the normal range, 7 (5.74%) were higher than that of the same age and sex normal children (x+2SD), and no lower than that of the x-2SD children. 114, accounting for 93.44% of the total, 8, accounting for 6.56% of the total, were higher than normal children of the same age and sex x + 2SD, and none was lower than x-2SD. Body mass index (BMI): Before treatment, 99 children with TSC had BMI in the normal range, accounting for 81.15% of the total, 21 children with higher BMI than those with same age and normal sex, accounting for 17.21% of the total, and 2 children with lower BMI than those with same age and normal sex, accounting for 1.64% of the total. One year after treatment, 99 children with TSC had BMI in the normal range, accounting for 81.15% of the total, which was higher than 20 children of the same age with normal sex, accounting for 16.39% of the total, and 3 children of the same age with normal sex, accounting for 2.46% of the total. Comparing the annual growth rate of 22 children with TSC before and after 1 or 2 years of treatment, the annual growth rate of 8 children slowed down and that of 14 children increased. Five patients were elevated within 3 months of treatment, 13 patients (3.47-4.5 mmo/L) had elevated LDL, accounting for 10.66%. Six of them had elevated HDL, 22 (1.61-2.4 mmol/L) had elevated HDL, accounting for 18.03%. Fourteen of them had elevated HDL after half a year of treatment, one (1.82 mmol/L) had elevated triglycerides, accounting for 0.82%. The other side effects were: loss of appetite (1.61-2.4 mmol/L). 3.28%, oral ulcer (5.74%) and abnormal liver function (4.92%) were all grade 1-2 side effects, which were transient and could be recovered after symptomatic treatment. Myoma, myocardial or chordae tendineae strong echo, depigmentation plaque, shark skin-like plaque, renal multiple nodules before and after treatment had statistical significance, the remaining symptoms were not statistically significant. Conclusion: Long-term use of rapamycin in children with TSC can alleviate the symptoms of epilepsy, heart disease, depigmentation plaque, shark skin-like plaque, renal multiple nodules, and There was no effect on height, body weight, body mass index, annual growth rate of height, no bone marrow suppression, renal dysfunction, and abnormal blood glucose. In our study, we found that lipid metabolism was abnormal after rapamycin treatment, and the main side effects were total cholesterol, low density lipoprotein cholesterol and high density lipoprotein cholesterol. MAIN. Among the children with elevated total cholesterol and low density lipoprotein cholesterol, 52.38% had elevated HDL cholesterol at the early stage of treatment. There was no cumulative effect with the prolongation of treatment time. 63.64% of TSC patients treated with rapamycin had elevated HDL cholesterol more than half a year after treatment. After treatment, the symptoms can be restored to normal, and there is a transient liver function damage in infants, without the occurrence of persistent liver function damage.
【学位授予单位】:中国人民解放军医学院
【学位级别】:硕士
【学位授予年份】:2017
【分类号】:R725.9
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