Metabolic syndrome associated with chronic kidney disease clinical research.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 6 Metabolic syndrome associated with chronic kidney disease clinical research [Abstract] Objective To observe the metabolic syndrome and chronic kidney disease relevance for the study of the metabolic syndrome due to the mechanism of renal damage provide a scientific basis. Methods January 2007 ~ January 2010 Department of Cardiology of our hospital, renal medicine and Endocrinology, 300 cases of hospitalized patients clinical data were retrospectively analyzed, divided into 2 groups: control group and the metabolic syndrome group. metabolic factors and metabolic syndrome relationship between chronic kidney disease, patients were detected and total NO different antioxidant capacity. Results of metabolic syndrome group and the 5 factors were closely related to the occurrence of chronic kidney disease (P lt;0.05, metabolic syndrome and serum total antioxidant capacity was significantly lower than the control group, NO levels higher (P lt;0.05. Conclusion of high blood sugar and blood pressure is the most important chronic kidney disease risk factors, NO and antioxidant capacity of lower increase in chronic kidney disease is one of the mechanisms. [Keywords:] the metabolic syndrome antioxidant capacity with chronic kidney disease World Health Organization metabolic syndrome was first named in 1998, the main factors have visceral obesity, glucose metabolism disorders, lipid metabolism, hypertension, high uric acid, the patient can be expressed as vascular endothelial dysfunction, inflammation, high blood clotting status and high serum uric acid, etc. [1-2]. this choice in January 2007 ~ January 2010 in our hospital of Cardiology, Department of Nephrology and Endocrinology, 300 cases of hospitalized patients with the clinical data were retrospectively analyzed to explore the metabolic syndrome each factor and the relationship between chronic kidney disease, are reported below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 General Informatio