2010
DOI: 10.1053/j.ajkd.2009.06.034
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Association of Kidney Function With Coronary Atherosclerosis and Calcification in Autopsy Samples From Japanese Elders: The Hisayama Study

Abstract: The autopsy findings presented here suggest that CKD is associated significantly with severity of coronary atherosclerosis. Patients with CKD should be considered a high-risk population for advanced coronary atherosclerosis.

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“…Kardiovaskuliniai įvykiai yra viena dažniausių mirties priežasčių tarp galutinės stadijos inkstų liga sergančių pacientų, sudaro ~ 45 proc. visų mirčių priežasčių [2,3]. Ūmus koronarinis sindromas nustatomas remiantis klinikiniais simptomais, eletrokardiografiniais pokyčiais ir širdies specifinių žymenų tyrimu [4].…”
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“…Kardiovaskuliniai įvykiai yra viena dažniausių mirties priežasčių tarp galutinės stadijos inkstų liga sergančių pacientų, sudaro ~ 45 proc. visų mirčių priežasčių [2,3]. Ūmus koronarinis sindromas nustatomas remiantis klinikiniais simptomais, eletrokardiografiniais pokyčiais ir širdies specifinių žymenų tyrimu [4].…”
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“…12,13 The strong link between chronic kidney disease and cardiovascular disease has been documented in both the general and chronic kidney disease populations. [13][14][15][16] The prevalence of cardiovascular morbidity and mortality is greater in the patients with renal failure, especially those with end-stage renal disease, and the cardiovascular events often lead to death with chronic kidney disease more so than with individuals without chronic kidney disease. 17,18 The chronic kidney disease and cardiovascular disease continuum involves 3 phases: the first phase, with its different stages; progressing toward end-stage renal disease, which is the second phase, which requires chronic renal replacement therapies that may lead in some, but not all, patients to kidney transplant; and the third phase, after which the renal allograft is lost to chronic allograft dysfunction and a return of the patient to dialysis, or death of the recipient predominantly from cardiovascular disease.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…[9][10][11] The chronic kidney disease and cardiovascular disease continuum amplifies with time according to the duration of each of the phases that may last from months to years. [15][16][17] It results from the interaction of several genetic, ethnic, environmental, and demographic factors that contribute to the Abbreviations: AGEs, advance glycosylated end products; Ca, calcium; CKD, chronic kidney disease; ESRD, end-stage renal disease; HTN, hypertension; PAI, plasminogen activator inhibitor; PTH, parathyroid hormone Chronic kidney disease-cardiovascular disease continuum is a process that usually starts or can even precede the diagnosis of the chronic kidney disease. It will amplify with the time duration of each of the stages that may last from months to years.…”
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“…9 An autopsy study showed that, despite the overall plaque area being comparable, patients with ESRD have greater coronary calcification and medial thickness compared with more fibroatheromatous plaques in patients without kidney disease. 10 The quest for the optimal noninvasive modality to detect obstructive CAD has been contentious. Selecting patients with advanced CKD for noninvasive evaluation is particularly challenging for clinicians because of a variety of influencing factors, including frequent lack of typical anginal symptoms; structural/physiologic considerations affecting stress testing, such as marked left ventricular hypertrophy and impaired coronary reserve; and high prevalence of baseline troponin levels in asymptomatic patients.…”
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