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Erasmus MC Rotterdam, the Netherlands KU Leuven, Belgium [email protected] [email protected] Impaired Renal Outcome In Former ELBW Cases At Young Adolescent Age Is Common, But Not Associated With Perinatal Steroids

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Erasmus MC Rotterdam, the Netherlands

KU Leuven, Belgium

[email protected] [email protected]

Impaired Renal Outcome In Former ELBW Cases At Young Adolescent Age Is Common, But Not Associated With Perinatal Steroids

preterm term born, but growth restricted eg kidney donor, risk to end up on dialysis ? BW < 2.5 kg

Star et al. Curr Rev Pediatr 2018

Raaijmakers et al. Blood Pressure 2015

Cystatin C and eGFR

Characteristic Cases Controls

P N Estimate N Estimate

Renal length (cm) 84 8.73 79 9.01 0.004

Parenchymal thickness (cm) 84 1.06 79 1.09 0.089

eGFR cystatin C (mL/min/1.73 m2) 59 97.2 59 108.7 <0.001

UVNa/average renal length (mmol/cm) 67 11.93 65 11.85 0.93

PRA (ng/mL/h) 56 1.21 71 1.75 0.001

Raaijmakers et al. Hypertension 2017

George et al. Pediatr Nephrol 2011; Raaijmakers et al. Arch Dis Child online

Raaijmakers et al. Arch Dis Child online

indicators of cardiovascular risk are much more common in former ELBW cases

(pre)hypertension, 30 and 20 %

eGFR, CKD stage 2, 25 % at 11 years

risk factor assessment in our cohort was negative

next steps ?

microvasculature/microcirculation (retina)

pooling of data with other ELBW cohorts in search of risk factors

pooling of data with other cohorts (healthy aging, NEVA-HT study)

pooled data in 157 ELBW cases and 123 term controls at 11 years risk factors in ELBW cases, eGFR and kidney size (ultrasound) gestational age birth weight disease severity pre- and postnatal steoids

Erasmus MC Rotterdam, the Netherlands

KU Leuven, Belgium

[email protected] [email protected]

impaired renal outcome in former ELBW cases at young adolescent age is common, but not associated with perinatal steroids