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INTERNATIONAL RENAL MEETING AND MAYO CLINIC DAY IN SARDINIA AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE 1. THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF mTOR INHIBITORS 2. TESTING OF RELATIVES AT RISK: ASYMPTOMATIC CHILDREN 3. HYPERTENSION: WHICH IS THE BEST


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AUTOSOMAL DOMINANT POLYCYSTIC KIDNEY DISEASE

INTERNATIONAL RENAL MEETING AND MAYO CLINIC DAY IN SARDINIA

1. THERAPEUTIC ROLE OF mTOR INHIBITORS 2. TESTING OF RELATIVES AT RISK: ASYMPTOMATIC CHILDREN 3. HYPERTENSION: WHICH IS THE BEST METHOD OF MONITORING BP?

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Sirolimus at a daily target dose of 2 mg did not halt polycystic kidney growth Everolimus slowed the increase in TKV but did not slow the progression of renal impairment

mTOR INHIBITORS IN ADPKD

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mTOR INHIBITORS IN ADPKD

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Do mTOR inhibitors still have a future in ADPKD?

(Perico and Remuzzi, 2010)

mTOR INHIBITORS IN ADPKD

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TESTING OF RELATIVES AT RISK

At present, there is no indication for testing

  • f asymptomatic children.

This may change in the future, if and when effective therapies are found.

Harris PC and Torres VE, GeneReviews, 2011

ADPKD IN CHILDREN

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ADPKD and HYPERTENSION IN CHILDREN

  • HYPERTENSION: 10-20% of ADPKD children
  • AMBULATORY BP MEASUREMENT (ABPM): 34% of hypertension
  • OFFICE BP MEASUREMENT: 16%
  • NON-DIPPERS: 25% of ADPKD boy

Chapman, 2010; Cadnapaphornchai, 2009

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HYPERTENSIVE ADPKD CHILDREN ARE AT HIGH RISK FOR DECREASED RENAL FUNCTION

Cadnapaphornchai M A et al. CJASN 2009;4:820-829

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HYPERTENSION IN ADPKD CHILDREN

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ADPKD IN CHILDREN

TESTING OF RELATIVES AT RISK

Should we change the traditional approach? Should we check children of ADPKD families for blood pressure?

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HYPERTENSION IS ASSOCIATED WITH A FASTER PROGRESSION TO ESRD. Gabow, 1992

HYPERTENSION: A MODIFIABLE RISK FACTOR IN ADPKD

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CURRENT APPROACHES TO THE ANTI-HYPERTENSIVE TREATMENT 1)early recognition of hypertension 2)aggressive control of BP (< 130/80 mmHg ) 3) inhibitors of the RAAS: first line 4)appropriate lifestyle modifications

HYPERTENSION IN ADPKD ADULTS

WAITING FOR THE RESULTS OF HALT PKD CLINICAL TRIALS (2013)

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  • 1. OFFICE BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING (OBPM)

White Coat Hypertension (30%) 717mmHg higher for SBP 514mmHg higher for DBP vs. ABPM and HBPM

  • 2. HOME BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING (HBPM)

Frequency of hypertension measured by HBPM not determined Predict End-organ Damage more Reliably than OBPM More Reproducible than OBPM

  • 3. 24-H AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING

(ABPM)

Circadian Differences in Blood Pressure Nondipping Associated with End-organ Damage

WHICH IS THE BEST NON-INVASIVE METHODS OF BP MONITORING?