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血脂異常與慢性腎病 簡孝文醫師 腎臟科 童綜合社團法人童綜合醫院 100828

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  • 血脂異常與慢性腎病

    簡孝文醫師腎臟科

    童綜合社團法人童綜合醫院100年8月28日

  • Outline

    • Chronic kidney disease• Lipid metabolism and dyslipidemia• Renal dyslipidemia • Impacts of dyslipidemia on CV outcome• Impacts of dyslipidemia on renal outcome• Take home message

  • • An association between lipid abnormalities and the pathogenesis of renal disease was first suggested in 1860 by Virchow

    • Virchow described extensive fatty metamorphosis in renal autopsy tissue obtained from patients with Bright’s disease

  • Outline

    • Chronic kidney disease• Lipid metabolism and dyslipidemia• Renal dyslipidemia • Impacts of dyslipidemia on CV outcome• Impacts of dyslipidemia on renal outcome• Take home message

  • CKD staging and prevalence

    National Kidney Foundation AJKD 39(suppl 1): S1-266, 2002

  • Equations to calculate GFR

  • 40歲之後: GFR每年減少0.75 ml/min

    J Am Geriatr Soc 33: 278-285, 1985

  • • 糖尿腎病變: GFR每年減少2-20 ml/min• 糖尿病若已合併大量白蛋白尿, 腎功能惡化速度平均高達11.2 ml/min per year

    Scan J Clin Lab Invest 36: 381-388, 1976Diabetologia 20: 457-461, 1981Am J Med 74: 256-264, 1983

  • Tight BP control and ACEI slow down GFR decline rate by 3-4 ml/min/yr

    GISEN group Lancet 349: 1857-1863, 1997Levey AS. JASN 10: 2426-2439, 1999

  • CV mortality in general population, dialysis, and kidney transplant

    Foley RN. Am J Kidney Dis 32: S112-119, 1998

  • Prevalence of CVD in general population and CKD

    Foley RN. Am J Kidney Dis 32: S112-119, 1998

  • Death or dialysis ?

  • Outline

    • Chronic kidney disease• Lipid metabolism and dyslipidemia• Renal dyslipidemia • Impacts of dyslipidemia on CV outcome• Impacts of dyslipidemia on renal outcome• Take home message

  • Lipoprotein = lipid + protein

    Apolipoprotein(apo)

    TG, TC

  • Density and diameter of different lipoproteins

    Lp class Density (g/ml) Diameter (nm)

    HDL > 1.063 5-15

    LDL 1.019-1.063 18-28

    IDL 1.006-1.019 25-30

    VLDL 0.95-1.006 30-80

    Chylomicron < 0.95 100-1000

  • LDL and HDL subclasses by particle density and diameter

    Krauss RM. Diabetes Care 27: 1496-1504, 2004

  • Size and density of Lipoproteins

  • chylomicron

    HDL

  • Relative contents of lipoproteins(%)

    Lp class TG TC Phospholipid Protein

    Lp(a) 5 45 20 26

    HDL 5 25 26 44

    LDL 7 50 22 21

    IDL 20 40 22 18

    VLDL 60 20 14 6Chylomicron 90 5 3 2

  • Apolipoproteins subclasses

    A A-I, II, IV, V

    B B48, B100

    C C-I, II, III, IV

    D

    E

    H

  • Apo of different Lipoproteins

    Lipoprotein class Apolipoprotein

    Lp(a) Apo(a), B-100

    HDL A-I, II, IV

    LDL B-100

    IDL B-100, E

    VLDL B-100, C-II, III, E

    Chylomicron B-48, C-II, III, A-IV, E

  • a lipoprotein particle

  • Major normal lipoprotein metabolic pathways

  • Fredrickson classification of hyperlipidemia

  • Outline

    • Chronic kidney disease• Lipid metabolism and dyslipidemia• Renal dyslipidemia• Impacts of dyslipidemia on CV outcome• Impacts of dyslipidemia on renal outcome• Take home message

  • Lipid changes in various CKD stages

  • Lipid spectrum in renal disease

  • Pathogenesis of hypertriglyceridemia

    • Downregulation of lipoprotein lipase, hepatic lipase, and the very low-density lipoprotein receptor

    • Upregulation of hepatic acyl-CoAcholesterol acyltransferase

  • Pathophysiology of hypertriglyceridemia in uremia

  • LDL變形

    • sdLDL• Oxidation • Carbamylation• Glycation

  • Outline

    • Chronic kidney disease• Lipid metabolism and dyslipidemia• Renal dyslipidemia • Impacts of dyslipidemia on CV outcome• Impacts of dyslipidemia on renal outcome• Take home message

  • TC and relative risk of 6-yr CHD mortality for 356222 enrolled in MRFIT

    Pekkanen J. N Engl J Med 322: 1700-1707, 1990

  • LDL reduction with statins and CVE reduction in 3 major trials

    Hebert PR JAMA 278: 313-321, 1997

  • • With preexisting CHD, large-scale randomized trials have shown that lowering LDL by 40 mg/dL for 4 - 5 yr decreases the risk for coronary events and strokes by 25%

    4S Trial. Lancet 344:1383-1389, 1994Heart Protection Study. Lancet 360:7-22, 2002Cheung BMY. Br J Clin Pharmacol 57:640-652, 2004

  • Event rates and LDL levels during secondary prevention studies

    LaRosa JC. NEJM 352: 1425-1435, 2005

  • CAD risk reduction with LDL reduction > 55 mg/dl

    After 1-2 yr After 3-5 yr After > 6 yr

    33% 50% 52%

  • 2006 ACC/AHA updates

    • 2006 American College of Cardiology/ American Heart Association updates

    • LDL < 70 mg/dL as reasonable in all CHD patients, and those that could be characterized as very high risk

    Smith SC Jr, Circulation. 2006;113:2363–2372

  • Baseline eGFR and future CV events

    Go AS. N Engl J Med 351 : 1296 –1305, 2004

  • CV risk factors in CKD

    Sarnak MJ. Am J Kidney Dis 35(suppl 1): S117-131, 2000

  • Tonelli M. Circulation 110: 1557-1563, 2004

  • Incidence of fatal CHD, nonfatal MI, and CAG in CKD + CHD

    Tonelli M. Circulation 110: 1557-1563, 2004

  • Incidence of all-cause mortality in CKD + CHD

    Tonelli M. Circulation 110: 1557-1563, 2004

  • Pravastatin Pooling Project

    • GFR: 30 and 60 ml/min/1.73 m2 + known CHD => statins were good for CV outcome

    Tonelli M. Circulation 110: 1557-1563, 2004

  • TC and relative risk of death in HD

    Lowrie EG. Am J Kidney Dis 15: 458-482, 1990

  • Causes of death in 4D study(Die Deutsche Diabetes Dialyse)

    Wanner C. NEJM 353: 238-248, 2005

    n= 1255 T2DM + MHDRandomly assigned to receive 20 mg/d atorvastatin or placebo

  • Causes of death in dialysis population

    Ritz E. J Am Soc Nephrol 17: S226-230, 2006

  • Coronary arteries of a non-renal control patient (A) and a ESRD patient (B)Note thickening of the media and intima in renal disease

    (A) Nonrenal (B) ESRD

  • SHARP studyeGFR(ml/min/1.73 m2) number Percentage(%)

    ≧60 88 0.93

    30-59 2155 22.8

    15-29 2565 27.1

    <15 1221 12.9

    HD 2527 27

    PD 496 5

    Am Heart J 160: 785-794, 2010

  • SHARP study

    • Full compliance would reduce risks of major atherosclerotic events by 25%

    • Similar proportional reductions in all subgroups (including dialysis and non-dialysis)

  • Assessment of Lescol in Renal Transplant (ALERT) study

    • Multicenter, randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial

    • n= 2102 renal transplant recipients• Compare fluvastatin with placebo• After a mean follow-up of 5.1 yr, fluvastatin

    lowered LDL by 32%• Risk reduction with fluvastatin for primary CV

    end point was not significant • No differences on renal allograft survival or renal

    function

    Holdaas H. Lancet 361: 2024-2031, 2003

  • ALERT extension study

    • Mean follow-up 6.7 years• Mean LDL 98 mg/dL at last follow-up,

    compared to a pre-study 159 mg/dL • Fluvastatin arm had a 29% reduction in

    cardiac death or definite non-fatal MI

    Holdaas H. Am J Transplant 5: 2929-2936, 2006

  • Outline

    • Chronic kidney disease• Lipid metabolism and dyslipidemia• Renal dyslipidemia • Impacts of dyslipidemia on CV outcome• Impacts of dyslipidemia on renal outcome• Take home message

  • Agarwal R. Mayo Clin Proc 82(11):1381-1390, 2007

  • Helsinki Heart Study

    • Finland—the Helsinki Heart Study• White men, non-HDL > 200 mg/dl + Cr

    4.4 had a 20% faster

    decline than ratio of < 0.2

    Manttari M. Hypertension 26: 670–675, 1995

  • Effect of LDL/HDL ratio on GFR decline

    Manttari M. Hypertension 26: 670–675, 1995

  • Physicians Health Study

    • 4483 healthy male physicians were followed between 1982 and 1996

    • Primary end points: (1) Cr >1.5 mg/dl (2) eGFR

  • Association between initial TC and future Cr > 1.5 mg/dl

    Schaeffner ES. J Am Soc Nephrol 14 : 2084 –2091, 2003

  • Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities Study

    • Men with serum Cr <2.0 mg/dL, and women with Cr< 1.8 mg/dL were followed

    • Higher HDL were associated with a decreased risk of progression, defined as an increase in Cr > 0.4 mg/dL

    • In terms of non–HDL, only high TG were associated with increased risk of CKD progression

    Muntner P. Kidney Int. 2000;58:293–301

  • Relationship between GFR decline rate and apoB-containing Lp levels

    Attman PO. Kidney Int 56:S14-17, 1999

    (TC-rich)

    (TG-rich)

  • Pravastatin vs placebo slower down GFR decline rate by:

    Baseline GFR, ml/min/yr Reduction, ml/min/yr

    60-89.9 0.06

    40-59.9 0.22

    30-39.9 0.71

    Tonelli M. Circulation 112: 171-178, 2005

  • Meta-analysis:statins slow down GFR decline rate by 1.2 ml/min/yr

    J Am Soc Nephrol 17: 2006-2016, 2006

  • SHARP study

    • No substantial effect on CKD progression

  • One way ticket ?

    DyslipidemiaCKD

  • Agarwal R. Mayo Clin Proc 82(11):1381-1390, 2007

  • K/DOQI

  • Take home message

    • Renal dyslipidemia is different from that of general population

    • Earlier treatment of renal dyslipidemia is good for CV protection

    • Treatment of renal dyslipidemia might be good for renal protection

    血脂異常與慢性腎病OutlineOutlineCKD staging and prevalenceEquations to calculate GFRCV mortality in general population, dialysis, and kidney transplantPrevalence of CVD in general population and CKDOutlineLipoprotein = lipid + proteinDensity and diameter of different lipoproteinsLDL and HDL subclasses by particle density and diameterSize and density of LipoproteinsRelative contents of lipoproteins(%)Apolipoproteins subclassesApo of different Lipoproteinsa lipoprotein particleMajor normal lipoprotein metabolic pathwaysFredrickson classification of hyperlipidemiaOutlineLipid changes in various CKD stagesLipid spectrum in renal diseasePathogenesis of hypertriglyceridemiaLDL變形OutlineTC and relative risk of 6-yr CHD mortality for 356222 enrolled in MRFITLDL reduction with statins and CVE reduction in 3 major trialsEvent rates and LDL levels during secondary prevention studiesCAD risk reduction with LDL reduction > 55 mg/dl2006 ACC/AHA updatesBaseline eGFR and future CV eventsCV risk factors in CKD