Table 1.
Author, year | Sample | Mean age (range), years |
Measure | Findings |
---|---|---|---|---|
Rajagopalan S et al. 2001 | 15 persons with major depression and unspecified number of controls |
~30 | Flow-mediated dilation (FMD) of brachial artery |
Lower FMD in those with depression |
Broadley AJ et al. 2002 | 12 persons with major depression and 10 controls |
~37 (18-55) | FMD of brachial artery | Lower FMD in those with depression |
Broadley AJ et al. 2006 | 30 persons with depression and 36 controls |
40 (18-55) | FMD of brachial artery | Lower FMD in those with depression versus controls |
Rybowski JK et al. 2006 | 31 persons with mood disorder and 18 controls |
43 (24-61) | Albuterol-induced changes in augmentation index (AIX, endothelial function) |
Poorer endothelial function in depressed subjects |
Wagner JA et al. 2006 | 39 postmenopausal women, 19 with a lifetime history of major depression |
61 (45-80) | FMD of brachial artery | Lower FMD in those with history of depression |
Wagner et al. 2009 | 44 postmenopausal women with type 2 diabetes mellitus |
63 (NR - 85) | FMD of brachial artery | Poorer endothelial function in those with recurrent depression |
Greenstein AS et al. 2010 | 16 patients with late-life depression and 15 controls |
72 (NR - 60) | Constriction to norepinephrine and dilation to acetylcholine in gluteal fat biopsied small arteries |
Impaired dilation to acetylcholine in those with depression |
Lavoie KL et al. 2010 | 323 patients at risk for coronary heart disease referred for exercise stress tests |
59 (33-80) | FMD of brachial artery (nuclear imaging) |
Lower FMD in those with major and minor depression |
Oulis P et al. 2010 | 20 women with major depression and 20 controls |
57 | Carotid-femoral PWV | Greater arterial stiffness (PWV) with major depression that reversed with antidepressant treatment |
Paranthaman R et al. 2010 | 25 older adults with depressive disorder and 21 controls |
72 (60 - NR) | Carotid femoral PWV, AIX from radial artery, and endothelial function from dilation to acetylcholine of gluteal fat biopsied small arteries (N=31) |
Poorer endothelial function in depressed group, marginally greater arterial stiffness by PWV in depressed group |
Garcia RG et al. 2011 | 50 with first-episode of major depression and 50 healthy controls |
23 | FMD of brachial artery | No difference in flow-mediated dilation in this young sample |
Seldenrijk A et al. 2011 | 449 cases with depressive or anxiety disorders and 169 controls selected from Netherlands study of Depression and Anxiety |
47 (18 - 65) | AIX adjusted for heart rate of 75 from radial artery |
Greater arterial stiffness with current depressive or anxiety disorders |
Zhuo C et al. 2011 | 24 persons with major depression and 20 controls |
32 | Brachial artery FMD before and after ischemia-reperfusion injury |
Depression scores correlated with post-ischemia reperfusion FMD |
Fiedorowicz JG et al. 2012 | 35 participants with mood disorder previously followed for 27 years through Collaborative Depression Study |
61 (50 - 76) | FMD and nitroglycerin-mediated dilation of brachial artery, carotid- femoral PWV, AIX from radial artery |
Lower FMD in those with history of greater manic/hypomanic symptom burden |
Murray DP et al. 2012 | 27 individuals with bipolar disorder with 27 controls |
32 (18 - 50) | FMD and nitroglycerin-mediated dilation of brachial artery, carotid- femoral PWV, AIX from radial artery |
No difference between cases and controls in this young sample. |
Sodhi SK et al. 2012 | 62 individuals with bipolar disorder | 33 (20 - 46) | Carotid-femoral PWV, AIX from radial artery |
Greater than expected arterial stiffness relative to age-based norms only for older half of sample. |
Wagner JA et al. 2012 | 215 postmenopausal women without suspected coronary artery disease |
62 (NR - 80) | FMD of brachial artery | Lower FMD with lifetime history of major depression |
NR = Not reported