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• W2324249540 abstract "Diabetes mellitus with thee remains a serious health problem with a high prevalence in developed countries and developing countries, and is the main cause of failure chronic renal insufficiency, chronic renal terminals of manifsetuar with increased high rate of mortality due kardiovaskulaer disease (CVD). Diabetes is calculated as the fourth cause of mortality in developed countries. (1). Nephropathy diabetic (DN) is typically defined by macroalbuminuria-that is, a urinary albumin excretion above 300 mg in the urins 24-hour meeting, or mikroalbuminuri. In the United States and Western countries with ND diabetes, counted as the main cause of ESRD. A large number of epidemiological studies have shown that 1/3 of patients treated with hemodialysis (HD) with chronic diabetes are type 2 (2,3,4) . Clinically, diabetic nephropathy is characterized by a progressive increase of proteinuria, hypertension and decline of glomerular filtration (GFR-glomerular filtration Rate) and a higher risk of mortality from cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and cerebrovaskualar disease.The aim of the paper: the purpose of this paper was to verify and document the impact of diabetes unbalanced, hyperglycemia and risk factors in the progress of progress in ESRD, and the correlation between hyperglycemia with CVD disease and arteriosclerosis early that manifested in patients with uremia treated with hemodialysis, compared with the control group of healthy individuals. Material and methods of work In this prospective cohort research (,, cross-section ) are included 360 examiners of whom 180 were patients with DN and ESRD treated with HD (80 (45%) of them were women with an average age of 56.80 ± 9:50 while 100 (55%) were men, with an average age: 57.90 ± 10:00 years) and 180 were healthy individuals who served as a control group, of whom 100 were male with average age of 57.20±11:00, while 80 (45%) were female with an average age of 58.00 ± .50 = year. Of the total number of patients treated (N O =180), 100 were patients with diabetes mellitus of the insulin dependent (addicted -insuline Tip1 DM), while 80 were patients with diabetes mellitus treated with oral hypoglycemic and diabetes as they computed mellitus type-2 (DM type 2) table number 1. the two groups of patients and control group were analyzed within 12 months -once every three months, with 4 total measurement of glycemic profile, hemoglobin glycosylated (HbA1c) , lipid profile. The patients treated with HD we made the measurement of body mass index - BMIx (Body Mass Index) Numerous studies have verified that the check and normalization of hyperglycemia and HbA1c, normalization of arterial hypertension, and regulation of profile lipid visible impact in preventing rapid progress of renal injuries presenting to ESRD and micro /macralbuminur events with micro/macrova-sculare and cardiovascular disease (CVD)." @default.
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• W2324249540 title "DIABETES AND INFLUENCE IN PROGRESS CHRONIC KIDNEY FAILURE" @default.
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