Keyword: Hemodialysis
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Original Article
Central Asian Journal of Nephrology, 1(1), 2025, cajn001
ABSTRACT:
Background: Despite the fact that the prevalence of CKD and its effects on health have been studied mainly in economically developed countries, the burden of this disease is even greater in developing countries. It has been established that more than 50% of deaths in patients with ESRD are due to cardiovascular causes. The objective of our study is to comparatively study the structure of cardiovascular diseases in dialysis patients at different levels of health care in Uzbekistan.
Methods: 165 dialysis patients (90 men and 75 women) were studied. The main initial diseases were chronic glomerulonephritis (n=76), diabetes mellitus (n=44), urolithiasis (n=14), chronic pyelonephritis (n=10), etc. Patients were included from 3 clinics of different administrative levels - republican (n=32), urban (n=72) and rural (n=61).
Results: CVDs were identified in 69% of the urban, 44% of the regional and 47% of the republican population. In the structure of CVD, AH, IHD and CHF prevailed in all groups. Also, in the groups of the republican and city level, CVD was more common in a combined form, while dialysis patients at the regional level had more isolated CVD pathology.
Conclusion: Patients of the urban population on dialysis more often suffer from CVD than patients receiving HD at the republican and regional levels of health care. The combined lesion of the CVS occupies a leading place in the structure of CVD in dialysis patients at both urban and national levels.
Methods: 165 dialysis patients (90 men and 75 women) were studied. The main initial diseases were chronic glomerulonephritis (n=76), diabetes mellitus (n=44), urolithiasis (n=14), chronic pyelonephritis (n=10), etc. Patients were included from 3 clinics of different administrative levels - republican (n=32), urban (n=72) and rural (n=61).
Results: CVDs were identified in 69% of the urban, 44% of the regional and 47% of the republican population. In the structure of CVD, AH, IHD and CHF prevailed in all groups. Also, in the groups of the republican and city level, CVD was more common in a combined form, while dialysis patients at the regional level had more isolated CVD pathology.
Conclusion: Patients of the urban population on dialysis more often suffer from CVD than patients receiving HD at the republican and regional levels of health care. The combined lesion of the CVS occupies a leading place in the structure of CVD in dialysis patients at both urban and national levels.
