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Arylesterase activity of paraoxonase 1 in patients with primary hypertension

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|Dec 2021

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Figure 1

The comparison of arylesterase activity of paraoxonase 1 (PON1) among study groups, (0) – control group, (1) – patients with newly diagnosed hypertension, (2) – patients with poorly controlled hypertension, (3) – patients with wellcontroled hypertension:
Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA by Ranks p<0,0001 and post hoc Dunn test analysis:
*(0) vs (3) p=0.0005; **(0) vs (1) p=0.0238; ***(1) vs (2) p<0.0001;
****(1) vs (3) p<0.0001
The comparison of arylesterase activity of paraoxonase 1 (PON1) among study groups, (0) – control group, (1) – patients with newly diagnosed hypertension, (2) – patients with poorly controlled hypertension, (3) – patients with wellcontroled hypertension: Kruskal-Wallis ANOVA by Ranks p<0,0001 and post hoc Dunn test analysis: *(0) vs (3) p=0.0005; **(0) vs (1) p=0.0238; ***(1) vs (2) p<0.0001; ****(1) vs (3) p<0.0001

The applied antihypertensive treatment in patients with poorly controlled and well controlled hypertension_ Data are presented as numbers and percentages of patients undergoing the indicated treatment (in parenthesis)

Patients with poorly controlled hypertension n=26Patients with well controlled hypertension n=25
Alpha blocker1 (4%)2 (8%)
Beta blocker16 (62%)13 (52%)
Calcium channel blocker12 (46%)12 (48%)
Diuretic16 (62%)13 (52%)
ACE inhibitor10 (39%)11 (44%)
Angiotensin receptor blocker7 (27%)7 (28%)
Mono-therapy6 (23%)6 (24%)
2-drug therapy7 (27%)9 (36%)
3-drug therapy10 (39%)7 (28%)
4-drug therapy3 (11%)2 (8%)
5-drug therapy0 (0%)1 (4%)

Clinical and laboratory characteristics of the study groups_ All data are presented as median and interquartile range

VariableControl group (0) n=28Patients with newly diagnosed hypertension (1) n=25Patients with poorly controlled hypertension (2) n=26Patients with well controlled hypertension (3) n=25
Gender F/MF=13 M=15F=8 M=17F=11 M=15F=6 M=19
Age, years55.0 (43.5-59.5)57.0 (49.0-62.0)57.0 (43.0–65.0)59.0 (54.0–63.0)
BMI, kg/m227.50 (24.83-31.07)29.54 (26.23-31.83)30.99 (26.47-33.74)32.05 (27.77-35.26)
SBP, mmHg *121 (110-130)148 (142-156)149 (140-165)128 (120-135)
DBP, mmHg *79 (70-82)94 (89-98)90 (90-100)80 (70-88)
PON1, U/ml *1.39 (1.19-1.72)0.95 (0.58-1.19)1.73 (1.37-2.02)1.86 (1.74-2.35)
Glucose, mmol/l5.24 (4.79-5.49)5.29 (4.75-5.64)5.18 (4.97-5.70)5.33 (5.03-5.74)
T-C, mmol/l5.25 (4.64-6.02)5.39 (5.12-6.21)5.45 (4.32-6.24)5.32 (4.87-6.25)
HDL–C, mmol/l1.37 (1.22-1.85)1.43 (1.28-1.69)1.29 (1.08-1.64)1.33 (0.99-1.49)
LDL–C, mmol/l3.31 (2.63-4.10)3.46 (2.94-4.02)3.41 (2.65-3.93)3.26 (2.93-4.35)
TG, mmol/l *1.28 (0.83-1.73)1.55 (1.14-1.83)1.85 (1.25-2.76)1.47 (1.16-1.94)
Hcy, μmol/l *13.40 (9.85-16.16)15.90 (13.70-19.20)16.60 (13.80-18.24)15.60 (13.15-20.70)
hsCRP, mg/l1.25 (0.80-2.20)1.40 (0.60-2.10)2.35 (1.20-3.80)2.50 (1.10-4.30)
Creatinine, mmol/l75.00 (68.30-79.10)77.00 (69.80-87.00)78.50 (65.00-89.70)77.00 (72.30-88.00)
Sodium, mmol/l142.0 (142.0-143.0)142.0 (142.0-143.0)142.0 (141.0-143.0)141.0 (140.0-143.0)
Potassium, mmol/l4.30 (4.20-4.50)4.20 (4.10-4.40)4.20 (4.00-4.50)4.40 (4.20-4.60)
WBC, G/l6.53 (5.55-7.25)6.49 (5.64-7.29)7.46 (6.22-8.30)7.07 (5.81-8.56)
PLT, G/l224.0 (184.0-266.0)225.0 (209.0-274.0)227.0 (214.0-251.0)236.0 (174.5-255.5)
RBC, T/l4.62 (4.43-4.85)4.84 (4.63-5.13)4.90 (4.78-5.11)4.79 (4.61-5.11)
HCT, l/l0.42 (0.40-0.44)0.44 (0.42-0.45)0.43 (0.41-0.46)0.44 (0.41-0.46)
HGB, mmol/l8.80 (8.36-9.40)9.20 (8.80-9.70)9.15 (8.80-9.70)9.20 (8.80-9.60)

Relationships of PON1 with selected parameters in the studied groups; Spearman’s correlation coefficient is presented if statistically significant (p<0_05)

ParametersAll study population (0)+(1)+(2)+(3) n=104Control group (0) n=28Patients diagnosed with hypertension (1)+(2)+(3) n=76Patients treated for hypertension (2)+(3) n=51Patients with newly diagnosed hypertension (1) n=25Patients with poorly controlled hypertension (2) n=26Patients with well controlled hypertension (3) n=25
SBP-0.2458ns-0.4551-0.3710nsnsns
DBP-0,2650ns-0,3877nsnsnsns
BMIns-0.4246nsnsnsnsns
hsCRP0.2077ns0.2818ns0.4232nsns
Glucosensnsnsnsnsnsns
T-Cnsnsnsnsnsnsns
HDL-Cnsnsnsnsnsnsns
LDL-Cnsnsnsnsnsnsns
TGnsnsnsnsnsnsns
Hcynsnsnsnsnsnsns
Language: English
Page range: 859 - 867
Submitted on: Jan 12, 2020
Accepted on: Aug 17, 2021
Published on: Dec 7, 2021
Published by: Hirszfeld Institute of Immunology and Experimental Therapy
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 1 issue per year

© 2021 Aleksandra Baszczuk, Ewa Wysocka, Alicja Płóciniczak, Anna Thielemann, Anna Dżumak, Karolina Hoffmann, Sławomir Michalak, Wiesław Bryl, published by Hirszfeld Institute of Immunology and Experimental Therapy
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