The status of renal function and arterial hypertension among residents of Mountain Shoria
Abstract
Goal: to investigate the correlation between the renal function and the arterial hypertension among the citizens of Mountain Shoria. Material and methods: There were investigated 325 indigenous and non-indigenous residents of Mountain Shoria comparable by gender and age. The level of blood and urine creatinine, the rate of albumin and their correlation were detected by all the surveyed, as well as the glomerular filtration rate in accordance with the Cockroft-Golt formula. Results and discussion: It has been found out that there was a higher frequency of the arterial hypertension among the non-aboriginal citizens of Mountain Shoria compared to the aboriginals (55.5 % to 43.2 %). At the same time there was a kidney dysfunction frequency of 8.61 % in both investigated groups. It has been proved that renal dysfunction increases danger of developing arterial hypertension in both national groups twice.
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Filimonov E.S. – full-time postgraduate student of the therapy department, e-mail: 171fes@gmail.com
Mulerova T.A. – candidate of medical sciences, assistant of the department, researcher of the laboratory of epidemiology of cardiovascular diseases, e-mail: mulerova-77@mail.ru
Ogarkov M.Yu. – doctor of medical sciences, professor, head of the department of cardiology, head of the laboratory of epidemiology of cardiovascular diseases, e-mail: ogarmu@kemcardio.ru
Tsygankova D.P. – researcher of the laboratory of epidemiology of cardiovascular diseases, e-mail: darjapavlovna2014@mail.ru
Epifantseva N.N. – candidate of medical sciences, associate professor of the department of clinical laboratory of diagnostics, head of the biochemical laboratory
Boldina V.R. – doctor of clinical laboratory of diagnostics
Vyalova V.N. – doctor of clinical laboratory of diagnostics
Kheringson L.G. – doctor of clinical laboratory of diagnostics
