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MARINOVICH, Sergio Miguel  e  NEGRI, Armando Luis. Mineral and bone disorder related to chronic renal disease in prevalent Chronic Dialysis patients in a 3 years period- 2011-2013 in Argentina. Rev. nefrol. dial. traspl. [online]. 2015, vol.35, n.1, pp.24-31. ISSN 2346-8548.

Introduction: There are few data concerning variation over time of mineral and bone metabolism disorder (MBD) in prevalent chronic dialysis patients (CD) in Argentina. Materials and methods: 3-years-period time 2011-2013 data from Argentine Registry of Chronic Dialysis was used. Demography, Chronic Renal failure etiology (CRF) and MBD biochemical variables in CD prevalent patients, were analyzed. Results: Prevalent population grew from 26572 to 27966 patients between 2011 and 2013, basically as a consequence of incidents growth. Age increased from 57.2 (± 17.0) to 57.5 (±16.9). In both sexs ≥65 years old rate increased, more in men. Diabetic Nephropathy is the first etiology (27.2%). Between 2011 and 2013 there is a significant decrease of PTHi (p=0.001) average values. In 2013, 25.5% showed between 150 to 300 pg/ml values, 22.9% < 150, el 27,8 % between 300 and 600, and 23.8% showed >600 pg/ml values. The lowest PTHi values can be observed in elderly, males, diabetic pattiens and in the first years under CD treatment. Conclusions: average PTHi, as well as patients with over 600 pg/ml percentage decreased, but the adequate range patients percentage (150-300) remained unchanged. Average PTHi decrease is due to the progressive increase of sub-populations less likely to develop hyperparathyroidism: elderly people, males, diabetics and new patients.

Palavras-chave : Chronic renal failure; Dialysis; Hyperparathyroidism; Parathormone.

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