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Enhanced oxidative stress and platelet activation in patients with Cushing's syndrome.
[cushing syndrome]
Cushing
Syndrome
(
CS
)
is
implicated
by
increased
cardiovascular
risk
(
CVR
)
leading
to
increased
morbidity
and
mortality
.
Oxidative
stress
(
OS
)
and
platelet
activation
(
PA
)
are
associated
with
increased
CVR
.
However
,
scarce
data
of
OS
in
CS
exist
.
Our
objective
was
to
determine
the
oxidant-antioxidant
balance
in
CS
.
Fourteen
patients
with
CS
at
diagnosis
and
fourteen
healthy
subjects
(
NS
)
were
evaluated
OS
by
measuring
plasma
15
-
F
2
t
-
Isoprostane
(
15
-
F
2
t
-
IsoP
)
,
PA
by
thromboxaneB
2
levels
(
TXB
2
)
,
and
antioxidant
reserve
measuring
total
antioxidant
capacity
(
TAC
)
and
serum
vitamin
E
.
15
-
F
2
t
-
IsoP
and
TXB
2
levels
were
significantly
higher
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
01
)
in
CS
,
while
vitamin
E
levels
were
higher
in
NS
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
03
)
.
15
-
F
2
t
-
IsoP
levels
were
significantly
higher
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
01
)
in
complicated
vs
not-complicated
CS
and
NS
and
significantly
higher
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
03
)
in
CS
not-complicated
vs
NS
.
TXB
2
levels
were
significantly
reduced
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
03
)
in
NS
vs
complicated
and
not-complicated
CS
.
A
negative
correlation
between
Vitamin
E
and
UFC
was
observed
in
CS
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
05
r
Â
=
Â
-
0
·
497
)
.
TXB
2
correlated
with
glucose
,
HbA
1
c
and
T
-
score
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
05
r
Â
=
Â
0
·
512
,
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
03
r
Â
=
Â
0
·
527
and
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
01
r
Â
=
Â
0
·
783
,
respectively
)
and
HDL
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
01
r
Â
=
Â
-
0
·
651
)
.
15
-
F
2
t
-
IsoP
correlated
with
triglicerides
,
HbA
1
c
and
diastolic
pressure
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
01
r
Â
=
Â
0
·
650
,
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
03
r
Â
=
Â
0
·
571
and
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
05
r
Â
=
Â
0
·
498
,
respectively
)
and
HDL
(
P
Â
<
Â
0
·
03
r
Â
=
Â
-
0
·
594
)
.
This
study
emphasizes
the
major
role
of
OS
in
CS
.
As
our
findings
demonstrated
that
enhanced
OS
and
PA
take
place
in
this
rare
metabolic
disorder
which
is
associated
with
increased
CVR
,
it
could
be
suggested
that
these
biochemical
alterations
can
further
contribute
in
the
pathogenesis
of
atherosclerosis
,
increased
CVR
and
mortality
in
CS
.
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"it could be suggested that these biochemical alterations can further contribute in the pathogenesis of atherosclerosis"
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