Expert opinion on investigational drugs · 2024
Relaxin agonists under preclinical and early clinical investigation for the treatment of heart failure.
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Ajay Ashwin, Biju Priyanga, Ajay Hanan, Tripathi Rajiv, Lip Gregory Y H, Sankaranarayanan Rajiv
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INTRODUCTION: Acute failure is a critical condition, encompassed by the sudden or progressive onset of symptoms or signs of congestion. The treatment strategies available are mainly supportive and do not improve mortality or long-term outcomes. Therefore, there is a need for alternative novel treatment strategies. In this narrative review, we explore the role of relaxin agonist as a potential therapeutic strategy in acute heart failure.
AREAS COVERED: We aim to provide an overview of the evidence of preclinical and clinical studies on relaxin as a treatment strategy for acute heart failure. Papers collected in this review are from original research and systematic reviews which have been filtered following Medline and Cochrane Library searches.
EXPERT OPINION: Relaxin has shown great potential in both preclinical and clinical studies due to its antifibrotic, anti-inflammatory, and vasodilatory effect on the heart. However, there has been mixed evidence from clinical trials involving relaxin which could be due to patient groups, investigation sites, trial design, and chance. Further studies should focus on developing biomarkers to identify specific population groups who are most likely to benefit from relaxin.
AREAS COVERED: We aim to provide an overview of the evidence of preclinical and clinical studies on relaxin as a treatment strategy for acute heart failure. Papers collected in this review are from original research and systematic reviews which have been filtered following Medline and Cochrane Library searches.
EXPERT OPINION: Relaxin has shown great potential in both preclinical and clinical studies due to its antifibrotic, anti-inflammatory, and vasodilatory effect on the heart. However, there has been mixed evidence from clinical trials involving relaxin which could be due to patient groups, investigation sites, trial design, and chance. Further studies should focus on developing biomarkers to identify specific population groups who are most likely to benefit from relaxin.