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Alpha

1

antitr

psin

deficienc

and

periodontitis

Alpha

-1

-antitrypsin

deficiency

and

periodontitis

Alpha

1

antitrypsin

deficiency and

periodontitis

-a

pilot

study

Wallin Bengts son V 1 ,Piitula ine n E 2 ,Ha mbe rg K 3 ,C h ri st in a Lindh 4 ,Bra tthall G 5

a pilo

t study

Wallin Bengts son V , Piitula ine n E , Ha mbe rg K , Christina Lindh , Bra tthall G

It

is

important

to

identify

risk

patients

for

periodontitis

Proteases

It is important to identify

risk patients

for

periodontitis

. Proteases,

such

as

elastase

are

enzymes

which

are

capable

of

tissue

such as

elastase

, are enzymes which are capable of tissue

breakdown

in

g

ingivitis

periodontitis

and

pulmonary

diseases

breakdown in

gingivitis,

periodontitis

and pulmonary diseases.

Plasma

and

gingival

crevicular

fluid

(GCF)

contain

antiproteases

,

Plasma and gingival

crevicular

fluid

(GCF)

contain

antiproteases

,

such

as

alpha

-1

-antitrypsin

(AAT).

The

aim

w

as

to

study

if

such as

alpha

1

antitrypsin (AAT). The aim was to study if

periodontitis

is

more

common

among

AAT

deficient

subjects

periodontitis

is more common among AAT deficient subjects

compared

to

subjects

without

AAT

deficiency.

compared to

subjects without

AAT deficiency.

T abl e 2. T h e am ou nt of p rot ein , el as ta se an d A A T in G C F

Material and

methods

30 bj t i l d d 20 f h Gr ou p 1 Gr ou p 2 Gr ou p 3 Gr ou p 1 Gr ou p 1 Gr ou p 2

30 subjects were included, 20 of

whom with severe AAT deficiency genotype PiZZ Gr ou p 1 Gr ou p 2 Gr ou p 3 Gr ou p 1 vs Gr ou p 1 vs Gr ou p 2 vs with severe AAT deficiency, genotype PiZZ . Ten of

them suffered from chronic

Gr ou p 2 (P -va lu es ) Gr ou p 3 (P -va lu es ) Gr ou p 3 (P -va lu es ) obstructive pulmonary disease (group 1) di ( 2) T (P va lu es ) (P va lu es ) (P va lu es ) and ten were asymptomatic (group 2). Ten control subjects (group 3) were recruited Pr ot ei n n g/u l GCF 53. 207 84. 830 57. 583 NS NS NS

control subjects (group

3) were recruited from a publi c dental clini c. The GCF Elas ta se 38. 720 57. 585 30. 002 NS N S NS p examination comprised GCF, Gingival Ma bs /p ro te in AA T / t i 00 17 0 018 00 43 NS 00 03 00 05 index (GI ),

Plaque index (PII)

, probing pocket depth (PPD) and radiography AA T /pr ot ei n 0. 017 0. 018 0. 043 NS 0. 003 0. 005 pocket depth (PPD) and radiography. GCF w as collected w ith paper strips AA T n g/u l GC F 0. 847 1. 250 2. 451 NS 0. 063 N S GCF

was collected with paper

strips (Periopaper®). Plasma AAT concentration was measured by nephelometry and AAT in GCF w ith Ta bl e 3 T he am ount of pr ot ei n el ast ase and A A T in pl asm a T abl e 1. D em og raphic data and r es u lt s of t h e l ung f unc ti on te st s. P er ce n tage of the p re d ic te dv al u es of F or ce de xp ir at or yV ol u m e ino n e se co n d (F E V 1) an dF or ce dV it al nephelometry and AAT in GCF with ELISA Elastase activity and protein in Ta bl e 3 . T he am ount of pr ot ei n, elast ase and A A T in plasm a. pr ed ic te d val u es of F or ce d e xpi ra to ry V ol u m e in one s ec ond (F E V 1) and F or ce d V it al C apac ity (F V C ) ar e s h ow n. T h e l ung f unc ti on t es ts w er e pe rf or m ed 15 m inute s af te r ELISA. Elastase activity and protein in

plasma and GCF were determined

by Gr ou p 1 Gr ou p 2 Gr ou p 3 Gr ou p 1 vs Gr ou p 1 vs Gr ou p 2 vs inhal ed br onc h odil at or (1.0 m g T er butall ine ). spectrophotomet ry. Pulmonary function tt f d ith d i vs Gr ou p 2 vs Gr ou p 3 vs Gr ou p 3 C at egor y Gr ou p 1 Gr ou p 2 Gr ou p 3 tests were performed with dynamic spirometry includi ng forced expiratory p (P -v al ue s) p (P -v al ue s) p (P -v al ue s) AA T sy m pt om at ic AA T as ym pt om at ic Hea lth y co nt ro ls spirometry , includi ng forced expiratory

volume in one second (FEV

1 ) and Prot ein ug/ ul 60 160 59 773 60 014 NS NS NS sy m pt om at ic (n =10) as ym pt om at ic (n =10) co nt ro ls (n = 10 ) M/ W 5/5 5/5 4/6 ( 1 ) forced vital capacity (FVC). Prot ein ug/ ul pl asm a 60. 160 59. 773 60. 014 NS NS NS Me n/ W om en 5/5 5/5 4/6

Results

El ast ase Ma bs /p ro te in 19. 513 1382. 200 662. 200 NS NS NS M ea n age ( ra ng e) 59 ( 42-74 ) 47 ( 22-65 ) 49 ( 22-71 )

Results

The m ean values for GI, PII, PPD and Ma bs /p ro te in A A T/ pr ot ein 0. 004 0. 004 0. 026 NS 0. 0000 0. 0000 Fo rm er s m ok er s 7 5 3 The mean values for GI, PII, PPD and the radiological measurements did not p M( S D ) FE V 1( % di t d) 59 9 (15 3) ** 94 3 (7 4) 10 2 1 (17 6) show any significant difference between the gro ps AAT in GCF and plasma AA T u g/ ul p la sm a 0. 229 0. 217 1. 524 NS 0. 0000 0. 0000 Mea n ( S D ) F E V 1 ( % pr edi ct ed) 59. 9 ( 15 .3) ** 94. 3 ( 7. 4) 10 2. 1 ( 17 .6 ) the groups. AAT in GCF and plasma did not show any significant difference M ea n ( S D) F V C ( % p redi ct ed) 84. 6 ( 18 .1) * 98. 8 ( 17 .3) 106. 8 ( 14 .6) did not

show any significant difference

between

group 1 and 2 but

a statistical

Conclusion

M ea n (SD ) F E V 1/F V C ra tio (% ) 59 (1 5) * 79 (6 ) 80 (8 ) difference in comparison with group 3. El t iG C F d l di d t

AAT showed statistical difference

in

GCF and plasma compared

to **p<0 00 01 vs AAT sy m pt om ati c an d he al th y co nt ro ls Elastase in

GCF and plasma did

not show any difference between the three

the control group.

Otherwise no differences

were found between

p<0. 00 01 vs . AAT s ym ptom at ic an d he al th y co nt ro ls * p<0. 01 vs . A A T s ym ptom at ic an d he al th y co nt ro ls show any difference between the three groups.

AAT deficient subjects and healthy controls

in this limited material.

gp 1 P er iodont o logy , Public D ental H e alth Ser vices, Kristianstad gy ,, 2 R espiratory M edicine, Lund U n iver sity 3 Cario lo g y 4 R ad iology 5 P er iodon to logy Malmo U n ive rsity S we d e n 3 Cario lo g y, 4 R adiology, 5 P er iodon to logy , Malmo Unive rsity Swed e n

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