Second Hospital of Shanxi Medical University
Taiyuan, Shanxi, 030001, China
NCT Number: NCT06808841
1. To analyze the association of different doses of opioids on myocardial injury/protection through BMP-6/SMAD pathway. 2. To observe the effect of different doses of opioids on the expression of BMP-6 in bone marrow. 3. To investigate the relationship between different doses of opioids and BMP-6 and perioperative cardiovascular adverse events in patients with lower extremity fracture surgery.
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All sexes
Interventional
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Taiyuan, Shanxi, 030001, China
This study explored the important role of BMP6/SMAD pathway in myocardial/injury protection by observing the effects of different doses of opioids on myocardial injury indexes hs-cTnI and BMP-6 related indexes in patients undergoing lower extremity fracture surgery, as well as the changes of BMP6 expression in bone marrow tissue of fracture end. The relationship between different doses of opioids and BMP6 and cardiac adverse events provides a theoretical basis for clinical rational drug use.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
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Different concentrations of sufentanil were administered to three different subgroups of patients in the same way
Other names: Sufentanil dose
Placebo
Time frame: Immediate postoperative measurement
Dose measurement of BMP6 in serum
Time frame: Immediate postoperative measurement
To observe the effect of different doses of opioids on the expression of BMP-6 in bone marrow tissue of fracture end
Time frame: Immediate postoperative measurement
To observe the effects of opioids and BMP6 on perioperative cardiovascular adverse events (ACVE) in patients with lower extremity fractures
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Second Hospital of Shanxi Medical University
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Sufentanil is Paired Via the BMP6/SMAD Pathway Cardiac Injury in Lower Extremity Fracture Surgery Function Study
Acronym: Sipwlefsmdfs
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