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Drospirenone, a new progestin with Aldosterone receptor antagonist activity

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Presentation title: Drospirenone, a new progestin with Aldosterone receptor antagonist activity
Author(s): Collins P.
Date: 12 May 2006
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Drospirenone–a new Progestin with Aldosterone Receptor Antagonist activity


Available hormone preparations

Do progestins have vascular actions, and are they all the same?

Animal: in vivo chronic atheroma development data – MPA

ERT vs. HRT

Human: clinical trial data – MPA – Effects on Blood Pressure

WHI E+P Hazard ratios for clinical outcomes

Progestins and cardiovascular disease A critical review

PARA effects

When is aldosterone a friend or a foe for the CVS?

Pharmacological and clinical effects of aldosterone and anti-aldosterone action of DRSP


Systolic blood pressure (SBP) in WHI

Blood pressure in women

Aldosterone - Its Impact On The CVS

Normal Right and Left Ventricle

Hypertrophy of Right Ventricle and Left Ventricle

LVH with Fibrosis

Hypertensive Vessel

Rationale for additional benefits of aldosterone inhibition in patients already on ACE inhibition


Antimineralocorticoid Activity

Blood Pressure Effects of Drosperinone

Effect of DRSP on BP : Study 305140 - Demographics and baseline characteristics (ITT)

Effect of DRSP on BP : Clinic SBP during 12 weeks post-randomization

Effect of DRSP on BP : Clinic DBP during 12 weeks post-randomization

Effect of DRSP on BP : Ambulatory SBP following 12 weeks of double-blind therapy


Effect of DRSP on BP : Blood pressure in hypertensive subgroup of Angeliq endometrial safety study

Blood pressure and Angeliq®

Effect of DRSP on BP: Dose ranging study in post-menopausal women with stage I and II hypertension



Blood pressure in women

Summary

Potential cardiovascular benefits - summary
 
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