SECONDARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM AND BONE METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE

Authors

  • Karlovich N. V. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus
  • Spiridonova O. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus
  • Sazonava A. G. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus
  • Valovik O. E. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus
  • Ilynchik O. V. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus
  • Volchek Y. A. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus
  • Mokhort T. V. Belarussian State Medical University, Republican Center of Medical Rehabilitation and Balneotherapy, Minsk, Republic of Belarus

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.21856/j-PEP.2020.2.04

Keywords:

parathyroid hormone, secondary hyperparathyroidism, chronic kidney disease, bone metabolism

Abstract

190 patients with end-stage of chronic kidney disease were clustered using a neural network algorithm to
isolate the group with the most optimal PTH and bone metabolism, followed by analysis in each group of laboratory parameters and patient survival. It was found that at a PTH level of 114-490 pg / ml, optimal indicators of
bone mineral density and metabolism, and better survival rates of dialysis patients are noted. Both a decrease
and an increase in PTH can lead to a critical imbalance in bone metabolism and an adverse outcome, including
loss of BMD and shortened life expectancy. In addition to the level of PTH, an adaptive increase in osteocalcin
and CTx, and an age-associated decrease in BMD are important in determining the prognosis of bone tissue
and patient survival. These factors must be taken into account when diagnosing secondary hyperparathyroidism and determining the tactics of its treatment and observation

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2020-05-20

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Karlovich, N. V., Spiridonova, O., Sazonava, A. G., Valovik, O. E., Ilynchik, O. V., Volchek, Y. A., & Mokhort, T. V. (2020). SECONDARY HYPERPARATHYROIDISM AND BONE METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH END-STAGE OF CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE. Problems of Endocrine Pathology, 72(2), 34-43. https://doi.org/10.21856/j-PEP.2020.2.04

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CLINICAL ENDOCRINOLOGY