[PDF] Top 20 Proteinuria and its relation to cardiovascular disease

... of proteinuria according to the diagnostic test used are defined in Table ...measuring proteinuria is 24 hour urinary protein excretion, this method can be cumbersome for patients and frequent error is ... See full document

... of proteinuria between diabetics and subjects with glomerulonephritis were observed between both ...as proteinuria worsened, a significant correlation developed between troponin T, a cardiovascular ... See full document

... of cardiovascular disease in central and eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union is attributable to ...observed relation between mor- tality from directly alcohol related and cardio- vascular ... See full document

... myocardial disease, however its relationship with aortic stiffness has yet to be ...kidney disease (CKD) has been identified as a risk factor for both myocardial and arterial ...known ... See full document

... Observations on proteinuria equality of Cp and Car can hardly be attributed to The decrease in the ratio Cp/Cm found in hy- tubular reabsorption of this inulin-like polysacpertensive dis[r] ... See full document

... In addition to potential sources of bias already men- tioned above, this study has other important limitations. Only patients with complete datasets were included in this analysis. The number of patients excluded from ... See full document

... mL/day). Proteinuria was virtually present in 100% of the dialysis population when considering ...kidney disease in only three patients, compared to two in GA and two in GB (Table ...BMI, ... See full document

... ESRD is a major cause of mortality and morbidity as well, previous reports showed that patients with ESRD had a very poor prognosis and higher mortality than general population. 8 Moreover, ESRD is a major risk factor ... See full document

... Purpose: The aging population is predisposed to cardiovascular disease. Our goal was to deter- mine the relationship between a higher Elder Risk Assessment (ERA) score and coronary artery bypass graft ... See full document

... and proteinuria) ...artery disease and with at least one cor- onary risk factor, which essentially represents a subpopulation of patients with cardiovascular ... See full document

... in relation to specified health effects, namely lung cancer, cardiovascular disease, pancreatic cancer, diabetes, oral cancer and non-neoplastic oral ...cancer, cardiovascular disease, ... See full document

... Artaza et al. reviewed the relationship between vita- min D and cardiovascular disease [35]. There is growing evidence that low serum 25(OH)D levels contribute to heart failure. Lower serum 25(OH) levels in ... See full document

... getting cardiovascular diseases in their ...cardiovascular disease. The INTERHEART study 14 investigated the relation of chronic stressors to incidence of CVD in a sample of ∼25,000 people ... See full document

... a disease, but a phase which progressively leads to ...increased cardiovascular morbidity and mortality, and is additionally an important risk factor for development of chronic renal disease in the ... See full document

... Traditional cardiovascular risk factors are common among chronic kidney disease (CKD) ...common cardiovascular risk ...of cardiovascular calcification and its relation to ... See full document

... renal disease was renal dysplasia for 3 patients, focal glomerulosclerosis for 2, reflux ne- phropathy for 2, polycystic renal disease for 1, Alport syndrome for 1, and interstitial nephropathy for ... See full document

... traditional cardiovascular risk factor, contributes to the cardiovascular risk associated with stage 2-3 CKD (Muntner et ...with cardiovascular death in dialysis patients than either pulse or ... See full document

... of disease conversion and progression. Therefore, study- ing APOE and its function may enable the identification of disease risks, which may allow an earlier identification of individuals with the ... See full document

... Risk score models should incorporate important risk factors such as diabetes, SBP, and total cholesterol level when predicting the CVD risk of Asian women. The inclusion of other relevant risk variables such as obesity, ... See full document

... The stark observation of reviewing these studies was that a number of them indicate the incidence of disease in younger age groups. In this regard, an increased prevalence of CVD related risk factors have been ... See full document