ArticleJournal of clinical medicine2021
Is Urinary Netrin-1 a Good Marker of Tubular Damage in Preterm Newborns?
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There is a lack of a good marker for early kidney injury in premature newborns. In recent publications, netrin-1 seems to be a promising biomarker of kidney damage in different pathological states. The study aimed to measure the urinary level of netrin-1 depending on gestational age. A prospective study involved 88 newborns (I-60 premature newborns, II-28 healthy term newborns). Additionally, premature babies were divided for 2 groups: IA-28 babies born between 30-34 weeks of gestation and IB-32 born at 35-36 weeks. The median urinary concentration of netrin-1 was: IA-(median, Q1-Q3) 63.65 (56.57-79.92) pg/dL, IB-61.90 (58.84-67.17) pg/dL, and II-60.37 (53.77-68.75) pg/dL, respectively. However urinary netrin-1 normalized by urinary concentration of creatinine were IA-547.9 (360.2-687.5) ng/mg cr., IB-163.64 (119.15-295.96) ng/mg cr., and II-81.37 (56.84-138.58) ng/mg cr., respectively and differ significantly between the examined groups (
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