Evaluating the overall renal outcomes of sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD)
Min-Jia Cao,
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Tingting Liang,
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Li Xu
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Diabetology & Metabolic Syndrome,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Jan. 6, 2025
Our
meta-analysis
fills
gaps
by
assessing
sodium-glucose
cotransporter-2
(SGLT2)
inhibitors'
renal
outcomes
in
chronic
kidney
disease
(CKD)
patients
including
long-term
effects
and
the
subgroup
analyses
of
estimated
glomerular
filtration
rate
(eGFR)
values
follow-up
times.
The
literature
search
relevant
randomized
controlled
trials
(RCTs)
was
conducted
Medline,
Embase,
Cochrane
Central
from
inception
to
8
June
2023
on
with
CKD
treated
SGLT2
inhibitors.
We
selected
medical
subject
heading
(MeSH)
terms
free
text
associated
gliflozin
RCT.
calculated
odds
ratio
(OR)
or
harzard
95%
confidence
intervals
(CIs)
for
composite
dichotomous
data,
weighted
mean
differences
(WMD)
changes
eGFR.
16
RCTs
enrolling
52,306
were
final
population,
26,910
being
inhibitors
25,396
serving
as
controls
identified.
found
that
there
no
decline
change
eGFR
after
13
weeks
treatment
significantly
improved
64
(64–104
weeks:
WMD,
1.024
mL/min/1.73m2/per
year,
CI
0.643–1.406;
104
0.978,
0.163–1.794).SGLT2
reduced
risk
acute
injury
(AKI)
(OR
0.836;
0.747–0.936;
I2
=
0%),
mainly
derived
empagliflozin
(P
0.001)
increased
incidence
volume-related
adverse
events
(AEs)
23%.However,
statically
observed
death
due
0.182)
<
15
mL/min/1.73
m2
0.202).
results
our
showed
treatment,
a
significant
benefit
further
improvement
slighter
lower
values.
Additionally,
reduce
AKI
when
using
empagliflozin,
while
is
an
AEs
exclusively
stage
2
CKD.
Trial
registration
CRD42023437061.
latest
guidelines
endocrinology
advocated
use
potential
beneficial
kidney.
However,
initial
decline(dip)
little
data
evaluating
disparate
stages
serve
deterring
factors
clinicians
Different
other
meta-analyses,
we
follow
up
duration
more
than
Further,
progression
outcomes,
but
statistically
sustained
eGFR<15
m2.
Moreover,
safety
indicate
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Exploring the Cardiorenal Benefits of SGLT2i: A Comprehensive Review
Angelica Cersosimo,
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Andrea Drera,
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Marianna Adamo
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Kidney and Dialysis,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
4(4), P. 184 - 202
Published: Oct. 24, 2024
The
history
of
sodium-glucose
cotransporter
2
inhibitors
(SGLT2i)
is
so
long
and
started
in
1835
when
Petersen
extracted
a
compound
called
phlorizin
from
apple
tree
bark.
About
fifty
years
later,
von
Mering
discovered
its
glucosuric
properties.
In
the
1980s,
it
was
that
glucosuria
resulted
inhibition
by
glucose
reabsorption
renal
tubules,
which
lowered
blood
levels
diabetic
rats.
Nowadays,
beyond
their
glucose-lowering
effects,
growing
evidence
suggests
significant
cardiorenal
benefits
associated
with
SGLT2i
therapy.
Indeed,
several
clinical
trials,
including
landmark
studies
such
as
EMPA-REG
OUTCOME,
CANVAS
Program,
DECLARE-TIMI
58,
have
demonstrated
robust
reductions
cardiovascular
events,
particularly
heart
failure
hospitalizations
mortality,
among
patients
treated
SGLT2i.
However,
subsequent
trials
showed
extend
population,
encompassing
individuals
without
diabetes.
Additionally,
exhibit
nephroprotective
manifesting
slowing
progression
chronic
kidney
disease
reduction
risk
end-stage
disease.
mechanisms
underlying
are
multifactorial
include
improvements
glycemic
control,
arterial
stiffness,
modulation
inflammation
oxidative
stress,
intraglomerular
pression
promotion
natriuresis
diuresis
through
SGLT2
luminal
brush
border
first
segments
proximal
tubule.
This
narrative
review
aims
to
explore
outcomes
SGLT2i,
action,
evidence,
safety
profile,
implications
for
practice.
Language: Английский
Improved Glycaemic Control and Nephroprotective Effects of Empagliflozin and Paricalcitol Co-Therapy in Mice with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
International Journal of Molecular Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
24(24), P. 17380 - 17380
Published: Dec. 12, 2023
Herein,
we
measured
the
antidiabetic
and
nephroprotective
effects
of
sodium-glucose
cotransporter-2
inhibitor
(empagliflozin;
SGLT2i)
synthetic
active
vitamin
D
(paricalcitol;
Pcal)
mono-
co-therapy
against
diabetic
nephropathy
(DN).
Fifty
mice
were
assigned
into
negative
(NC)
positive
(PC)
control,
SGLT2i,
Pcal,
SGLT2i+Pcal
groups.
Following
establishment
DN,
SGLT2i
(5.1
mg/kg/day)
and/or
Pcal
(0.5
µg/kg/day)
used
in
designated
groups
(5
times/week/day).
DN
was
affirmed
PC
group
by
hyperglycaemia,
dyslipidaemia,
polyuria,
proteinuria,
elevated
urine
protein/creatinine
ratio,
abnormal
renal
biochemical
parameters.
Renal
SREBP-1
lipogenic
molecule,
adipokines
(leptin/resistin),
pro-oxidant
(MDA/H2O2),
pro-inflammatory
(IL1β/IL6/TNF-α),
tissue
damage
(iNOS/TGF-β1/NGAL/KIM-1),
apoptosis
(TUNEL/Caspase-3)
markers
also
increased
group.
In
contrast,
lipolytic
(PPARα/PPARγ),
adiponectin,
antioxidant
(GSH/GPx1/SOD1/CAT),
anti-inflammatory
(IL10)
molecules
decreased
Both
monotherapies
insulin
levels
mitigated
profiles
alongside
lipid
regulatory
molecules,
inflammation,
oxidative
stress.
While
monotherapy
showed
superior
to
their
combination
demonstrated
enhanced
remedial
actions
related
metabolic
control
stress,
apoptosis.
conclusion,
better
than
revealed
nephroprotection,
plausibly
glycaemic
with
boosted
antioxidative
mechanisms.
Language: Английский
Effects of Sodium–Glucose Cotransporter 2 Inhibitors in Diabetic and Non-Diabetic Patients with Advanced Chronic Kidney Disease in Peritoneal Dialysis on Residual Kidney Function: In Real-World Data
Medicina,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60(8), P. 1198 - 1198
Published: July 24, 2024
:
Peritoneal
dialysis
(PD)
is
a
renal
replacement
therapy
modality
in
which
the
dose
can
be
individually
adapted
according
to
patients'
residual
kidney
function
(RKF).
RKF
crucial
factor
for
technique
and
patient
survival.
Pharmacological
strategies
aimed
at
slowing
loss
of
patients
on
PD
are
limited.
Therefore,
we
assess
potential
effects
safety
sodium-glucose
cotransporter
2
(SGLT-2)
inhibitors
preservation
with
without
type
diabetes
mellitus
(T2DM)
during
an
average
follow-up
6
months.
Language: Английский
Eficácia dos inibidores de SGLT2 no manejo da Doença Renal Crônica com ou sem Diabetes: resultados recentes e perspectivas
Maria Emília Oliveira de Queiroga,
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Mateus Werner Gabriel Valença Gomes,
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Éverton Victor Ferraz de Melo
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et al.
Brazilian Journal of Health Review,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
7(4), P. e72295 - e72295
Published: Aug. 28, 2024
A
doença
renal
crônica
(DRC)
é
uma
condição
progressiva
que
pode
levar
à
falência
e
aumento
da
mortalidade,
sendo
agravada
pela
presença
de
diabetes
mellitus
(DM).
Os
inibidores
do
cotransportador
sódio-glicose
2
(SGLT2)
emergiram
como
opção
terapêutica
promissora
tanto
para
pacientes
com
DRC
DM
quanto
aqueles
sem
DM.
objetivos
dos
estudos
recentes
incluem
avaliar
a
eficácia
SGLT2
na
redução
progressão
DRC,
diminuição
eventos
cardiovasculares
melhoria
qualidade
vida
pacientes.
Esses
visam
entender
se
os
benefícios
observados
em
também
aplicam
aos
explorar
mecanismos
subjacentes
contribuem
esses
efeitos
benéficos.
resultados
mais
indicam
SGLT2,
empagliflozina
dapagliflozina,
são
eficazes
retardar
reduzir
riscos
cardiovasculares,
independentemente
Em
conclusão,
representam
inovação
no
manejo
oferecendo
substanciais
Essas
descobertas
ampliam
as
opções
terapêuticas
disponíveis
destacam
necessidade
abordagem
integrada
tratamento
focando
não
apenas
controle
glicêmico,
mas
proteção
cardiovascular.
Cardio-renal protective effect and safety of sodium-glucose cotransporter 2 inhibitors for chronic kidney disease patients with eGFR < 60 mL/min/1.73 m2: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Yaru Zhang,
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Junhui Luo,
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Bingxin Li
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et al.
BMC Nephrology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
25(1)
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
This
meta-analysis
was
designed
to
investigate
cardio-renal
outcomes
and
safety
of
sodium-glucose
cotransporter-2
inhibitors
(SGLT2i)
as
a
therapeutic
option
among
chronic
kidney
disease(CKD)
patients
with
GFR
<
60
mL/min/1.73
m2,
regardless
their
diabetic
status.
Language: Английский