Age and co-existence of the disease on maintenance hemodialysis affect survival in patients with.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Age and co-existence of the disease on maintenance hemodialysis affect survival in patients with Author: Du Hongwei Ma Daqing Wu Honghua [Abstract] Objective To investigate the age and co-existence of the disease on maintenance hemodialysis affect survival rate. Methods Retrospective analysis of our hospital from January 1998 to January 2005 maintenance hemodialysis treatment amp;quot;3 months of 106 patients with information, according to age and pre-dialysis whether the coexistence of disease, patients were divided into three groups: low risk group 54 cases, the risk group, 36 cases of high-risk group of 16 patients using χ 2 test comparing the 2-year survival rate between groups. The results in all cases 2-year survival rate was 66.6%, 2-year survival rate among the various groups there are significant differences (P amp;lt;0.01): low-risk group was 88.9%, 47.2% in the risk group, high-risk group 31.2%. Conclusion Age and co-existence of the disease on survival in maintenance hemodialysis patients have an important impact. [Keywords:] the coexistence of disease, age, survival in maintenance hemodialysis [Abstrct] Objective To investigate the influence of age and coexisting disease on survival rate of maintenance hemodialysis patients. Methods 106 cases who underwent maintenance hemodialysis over three months were retrospective analysis between January 1,1998 and January 1, 2005. According to age and coexisting disease, patients were classified into three teams: lower dangerous team (54 case) s, moderate dangerous team (36 cases) and higher dangerous team (16 cases). The survival rate with χ 2. Testing was compared. Results The survival rate of all cases was 66.6%, There was significant difference in two-year time survival rate among the three teams (P amp;lt;0.01): lower dangerous team was 88.9%, moderate dangerous team was 47.2%, higher dangerous team was 31.2%. Conclusions The age and coexisting disease are important influential