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(‎Removed claim: summary (P836): Objectives: Evaluate gestational venous hypertension (GVH) as a risk factor for hypoxia and placental insufficiency with an impact on fetal growth, and identify and characterise biomarkers of hypoxic damage. Methodology: Design: Case-control study nested in a cohort. Population: Pregnant women who attend the usual control in the third trimester (32-35 weeks) of two hospital centers (HGUGM and huCD). Estimated a sample of 503 patients. Variab...)
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Objectives: Evaluate gestational venous hypertension (GVH) as a risk factor for hypoxia and placental insufficiency with an impact on fetal growth, and identify and characterise biomarkers of hypoxic damage. Methodology: Design: Case-control study nested in a cohort. Population: Pregnant women who attend the usual control in the third trimester (32-35 weeks) of two hospital centers (HGUGM and huCD). Estimated a sample of 503 patients. Variables: Clinical characteristics of pregnant women with and without venous hypertension. Presence of markers of hypoxia in placenta, maternal blood and cord using histopathological, genomic and metabolomic studies to determine: Hypoxic phenotype: HIF-1alfa, HIF-2alfa, HIF-3alfa, KDM3A, SLC2A1, EGLN-3, CDKN1C and PHLDA2; Cell transduction activation: PI3K/Akt/mTOR; Eritopoyesis: EPO; Angiogenesis: VEGF; Glucolitic phenotype: PGK1, ALDA and GLUT-1 and Apoptosis: Bax/Bcl-2, Caspasas, BNIP3 and PARP-1. Perinatal results recorded on a regular basis. Statistical analysis: A descriptive analysis of the variables collected will be performed from both the cohort and the case-control study. The association measures and their confidence intervals will be estimated. Finally, multivariate models will be generated to adjust for possible confounding factors, describing the interactions found. (English)
 
Property / summary: Objectives: Evaluate gestational venous hypertension (GVH) as a risk factor for hypoxia and placental insufficiency with an impact on fetal growth, and identify and characterise biomarkers of hypoxic damage. Methodology: Design: Case-control study nested in a cohort. Population: Pregnant women who attend the usual control in the third trimester (32-35 weeks) of two hospital centers (HGUGM and huCD). Estimated a sample of 503 patients. Variables: Clinical characteristics of pregnant women with and without venous hypertension. Presence of markers of hypoxia in placenta, maternal blood and cord using histopathological, genomic and metabolomic studies to determine: Hypoxic phenotype: HIF-1alfa, HIF-2alfa, HIF-3alfa, KDM3A, SLC2A1, EGLN-3, CDKN1C and PHLDA2; Cell transduction activation: PI3K/Akt/mTOR; Eritopoyesis: EPO; Angiogenesis: VEGF; Glucolitic phenotype: PGK1, ALDA and GLUT-1 and Apoptosis: Bax/Bcl-2, Caspasas, BNIP3 and PARP-1. Perinatal results recorded on a regular basis. Statistical analysis: A descriptive analysis of the variables collected will be performed from both the cohort and the case-control study. The association measures and their confidence intervals will be estimated. Finally, multivariate models will be generated to adjust for possible confounding factors, describing the interactions found. (English) / rank
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Property / summary: Objectives: Evaluate gestational venous hypertension (GVH) as a risk factor for hypoxia and placental insufficiency with an impact on fetal growth, and identify and characterise biomarkers of hypoxic damage. Methodology: Design: Case-control study nested in a cohort. Population: Pregnant women who attend the usual control in the third trimester (32-35 weeks) of two hospital centers (HGUGM and huCD). Estimated a sample of 503 patients. Variables: Clinical characteristics of pregnant women with and without venous hypertension. Presence of markers of hypoxia in placenta, maternal blood and cord using histopathological, genomic and metabolomic studies to determine: Hypoxic phenotype: HIF-1alfa, HIF-2alfa, HIF-3alfa, KDM3A, SLC2A1, EGLN-3, CDKN1C and PHLDA2; Cell transduction activation: PI3K/Akt/mTOR; Eritopoyesis: EPO; Angiogenesis: VEGF; Glucolitic phenotype: PGK1, ALDA and GLUT-1 and Apoptosis: Bax/Bcl-2, Caspasas, BNIP3 and PARP-1. Perinatal results recorded on a regular basis. Statistical analysis: A descriptive analysis of the variables collected will be performed from both the cohort and the case-control study. The association measures and their confidence intervals will be estimated. Finally, multivariate models will be generated to adjust for possible confounding factors, describing the interactions found. (English) / qualifier
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Project Q3166698 in Spain
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Venous hypertension in pregnancy as a risk factor for hypoxia, placental insufficiency and possible repercussions on foetal growth. Identification of hypoxic damage biomarkers in a case-control study nested in a cohort
Project Q3166698 in Spain

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    Madrid
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    country
    Spain
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    EU contribution
    66,000.0 Euro
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    budget
    132,000.0 Euro
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    co-financing rate
    50.0 percent
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    start time
    1 January 2019
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    end time
    31 March 2022
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    beneficiary name (string)
    FUNDACION INVESTIGACION BIOMEDICA HOSPITAL RAMON Y CAJAL
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    beneficiary
    Q3135016
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    40°25'0.12"N, 3°42'12.89"W
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    postal code
    28079
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    summary
    Objetivos: Evaluar la hipertensión venosa gestacional (HTVG) como factor de riesgo de hipoxia e insuficiencia placentaria con repercusión en el crecimiento fetal, e identificar y caracterizar biomarcadores de daño hipóxico. Metodología: Diseño: Estudio de casos-control anidado en una cohorte. Población: Gestantes que acudan al control habitual en el tercer trimestre (32-35 semanas) de dos centros hospitalarios (HGUGM y HUCD). Estimado una muestra de 503 pacientes. Variables: Características clínicas de las gestantes con y sin hipertensión venosa. Presencia de marcadores de hipoxia en placenta, sangre materna y cordón mediante estudios histopatológico, genómicos y metabolómicos para determinación de: Fenótipo hipóxico: HIF-1alfa, HIF-2alfa, HIF-3alfa, KDM3A, SLC2A1, EGLN-3, CDKN1C y PHLDA2; Activación de transducción celular: PI3K/Akt/mTOR; Eritopoyesis: EPO; Angiogenésis: VEGF; Fenotipo glucolitico: PGK1, ALDA y GLUT-1 y Apoptosis: Bax/Bcl-2, Caspasas, BNIP3 y PARP-1. Resultados perinatales registrados de forma habitual. Análisis estadístico: Se realizará, tanto de la cohorte como del estudio de casos-control, un análisis descriptivo de las variables recogidas, se estimaran las medidas de asociación y sus intervalos de confianza. Finalmente, se generarán los modelos multivariantes para ajustar por los posibles factores de confusión, describiendo las interacciones encontradas. (Spanish)
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    Madrid
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    Spanish Kohesio ID
    PI18_00912
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