Prevalence study of neurocognitive functions and modifiable risk factors in HIV-infected individuals
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摘要:
目的 了解可调控危险因素对人类免疫缺陷病毒(human immunodeficiency virus,HIV)感染者神经认知功能的影响。 方法 利用“HIV与衰老相关疾病前瞻性队列研究”队列2018-2019年基线调查数据,选取40岁及以上的中老年HIV感染者。采用广义线性模型(general liner model, GLM)分析包括心血管疾病危险因素和不良生活行为的可调控危险因素对感染者神经认知表现的影响。 结果 研究共纳入625例HIV感染者。心血管疾病危险因素及不良生活行为在中老年HIV感染者中报告比例较高。在不同年龄阶段,感染者各神经认知功能有不同程度的下降,整体上以60岁以后认知功能下降较明显。多因素回归分析模型分析显示,高血压是感染者定向力、记忆力、延迟回忆、语言功能和运动能力的危险因素,其他可调控危险因素如吸烟、饮酒、糖尿病和腹部肥胖等尚未发现统计学关联。此外,血压临床分级分析后发现,高血压前期和语言功能(β=-0.327, P=0.020)、定向力(β=-0.216, P=0.028)下降有关,即使未发展至高血压状态,高值血压仍会对神经认知功能产生负面影响。 结论 高血压和中老年HIV感染者神经认知功能下降相关,定向力及语言能力在高血压前期即可能受到不良影响。在日后HIV随访管理中要加大对高血压的防控力度,对高血压及早发现并进行规范化临床管理。 Abstract:Objective To investigate the effects of regulatory risk factors on neurocognitive function of human immunodeficiency virus infected persons. Methods Using the baseline survey data of the prospective cohort study of HIV and aging related diseases from 2018 to 2019, elderly HIV infected persons aged 40 and above were selected. A general linear model (GLM) was used to analyze the effects of regulatory risk factors including cardiovascular disease risk factors and bad life behavior on neurocognitive performance of infected persons. Results A total of 625 HIV infected persons were included in the study. Cardiovascular disease risk factors and bad life behavior were reported in the elderly HIV infected patients. At different age stages, the neurocognitive function of infected persons decreased to different degrees, and the cognitive function decreased significantly after 60 years of age. Multivariate regression analysis model showed that hypertension was a risk factor for orientation, memory, delayed recall, language function and exercise ability of infected persons, and other regulatory risk factors such as smoking, alcohol consumption, diabetes and abdominal obesity had not been statistically correlated. Moreover, after clinical grading analysis of blood pressure, it found that prehypertension was associated with decreased language function (β=-0.327, P=0.020), orientation force (β=-0.216, P=0. 028). Even if it did not develop to hypertension state, high-value blood pressure have a negative effect on neurocognitive function. Conclusions Hypertension is associated with the decline of neurocognitive function in middle-aged and elderly HIV patients, and orientation and language ability may be adversely affected in the early stage of hypertension. During HIV follow-up management in the future, we should strengthen the prevention and control of hypertension, early detection of hypertension and standardized clinical management. -
Key words:
- HIV /
- Neurocognitive functioning /
- Modifiable risk factors
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表 1 浙江省台州市HIV感染者一般人口学特征及传统危险因素现状[n(%)]
Table 1. General demographic characteristics and status of traditional risk factors of HIV infected persons in Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province[n(%)]
特征 HIV感染者年龄(岁) χ2值 P值 40~ 50~ 60~ ≥70 性别 7.39 0.060 男 156(79.2) 153(75.0) 109(73.2) 66(88.0) 女 41(20.8) 51(25.0) 40(26.9) 9(12.0) 文化程度 92.57 < 0.001 小学及以下 12(6.1) 25(12.3) 47(31.5) 24(32.0) 初中 74(37.6) 81(39.7) 78(52.4) 34(45.3) 高中及以上 111(56.4) 98(48.0) 24(16.1) 17(33.7) 抑郁 64(32.5) 63(30.9) 52(34.9) 31(41.3) 2.91 0.406 失眠 39(19.8) 56(27.5) 54(36.2) 34(45.3) 21.71 < 0.001 神经认知损伤 9(4.6) 21(10.3) 37(24.8) 35(46.7) 83.83 < 0.001 传统危险因素 BMI(kg/m2) 4.39 0.623 < 18.5 11(5.6) 14(6.9) 8(5.4) 8(10.7) 18.5~ 121(61.4) 126(61.8) 97(65.1) 49(65.3) ≥24 65(32.3) 64(31.4) 44(29.5) 18(24.0) 腹型肥胖 107(54.6) 108(52.9) 85(57.01) 39(52.0) 0.77 0.856 规律锻炼 71(36.0) 83(40.7) 60(40.3) 29(38.7) 1.07 0.784 吸烟 58.12 < 0.001 从不 115(58.4) 115(56.4) 73(49.0) 25(33.3) 过去 17(8.6) 31(15.2) 25(16.8) 35(46.7) 现在 65(33.0) 58(28.4) 51(34.2) 15(20.0) 饮酒 7.09 0.313 从不 181(91.9) 185(91.6) 129(87.8) 71(94.7) 轻/中度 9(4.6) 13(6.4) 13(8.8) 1(1.3) 重度 7(3.6) 4(2.0) 5(3.4) 3(4.0) 血脂异常症 100(52.6) 105(53.6) 72(50.0) 37(50.0) 0.57 0.903 糖尿病 6(3.1) 11(5.4) 13(8.7) 8(10.7) 7.93 0.047 高血压 12(6.1) 40(19.6) 42(28.2) 34(45.3) 59.02 < 0.001 HIV特定因素 HIV阳性诊断时间(年) 15.50 0.017 0~ 143(72.6) 167(81.9) 130(87.3) 60(80.0) 1~ 21(10.7) 12(5.9) 7(4.7) 9(12.0) ≥3 33(16.8) 25(12.3) 12(8.1) 6(8.0) cART时间(年) 7.29 0.295 未接受ART 66(37.7) 84(45.9) 57(41.6) 29(42.7) < 3 85(48.6) 79(43.2) 71(51.8) 34(50.0) ≥3 24(13.7) 20(11.0) 9(6.6) 5(7.4) CD4细胞计数最低值<200个/μl 83(44.2) 91(46.0) 63(43.4) 43(57.3) 4.50 0.212 当前CD4细胞计数(个/μl) 22.15 0.001 < 200 31(18.9) 33(20.4) 19(16.1) 17(30.4) 200~ 38(23.2) 64(40.0) 43(36.4) 23(41.1) ≥350 95(57.9) 65(40.1) 56(47.5) 16(28.6) 依法韦仑用药史a 76(38.6) 70(34.3) 61(41.0) 30(40.0) 1.88 0.598 注:a表示感染者中治疗方案包含依法韦仑(Efavirenz, EFV)所占比例。 表 2 HIV感染者中可调控危险因素与神经认知功能域关联分析
Table 2. Associations between modifiable risk factors and neurocognitive domains among HIV infected individuals
特征 定向力a 记忆力a 注意和计算力a 延迟回忆a 语言功能a 运动能力a BMI(kg/m2) 18.5~ 0.076 0.106 0.282 0.011 0.143 0.061 ≥24 -0.025 0.115 0.343 -0.063 0.176 0.044 无规律锻炼 0.011 0.066 -0.231 0.083 -0.075 0.057 吸烟 过去吸烟 -0.120 -0.040 -0.126 -0.184 -0.109 0.065 现在吸烟 -0.063 -0.034 0.019 -0.025 -0.189 -0.033 饮酒 轻/中度饮酒 0.192 0.228 0.136 0.017 -0.135 0.143 重度饮酒 0.280 -0.014 -0.110 -0.123 0.242 -0.107 血脂异常症 0.051 0.147 0.155 0.170c 0.054 0.065 腹部肥胖 -0.071 0.013 0.090 -0.003 -0.103 0.033 糖尿病 -0.425c -0.125 -0.293 -0.094 -0.188 -0.051 高血压 -0.256c -0.297b -0.300 -0.220c -0.526b -0.250c 注:a值为GLM中各功能域值,校正年龄、性别、教育程度、抑郁、失眠及HIV特定因素。b值为P<0.01, c值为P<0.05。 表 3 不同血压等级与HIV感染者神经认知功能关联分析
Table 3. Associations between hypertension grades and neurocognitive domains among HIV infected individuals
血压临床分级 定向力a 记忆力a 注意和计算力a 延迟回忆a 语言功能a 运动能力a 正常血压高值 -0.216c -0.049 -0.146 -0.087 -0.327c 0.059 轻度高血压(Ⅰ级) -0.178 -0.146 -0.423c -0.194 -0.378c -0.029 中重度高血压(Ⅱ/Ⅲ级) -0.528c -0.115 -0.679 0.082 -0.944b -0.197 注:a值为GLM中各功能域β值,校正年龄、性别、教育程度、抑郁、失眠及HIV特定因素。b值为P<0.01,c值为P<0.05。 -
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