Chronic Renal Failure in Hemodialysis Patients

Objective: This study was a retrospective cross-sectional examination. Methods: The enrolled 301 patients in 2018 who were referred to dialysis clinic. Data is collected through series of questions about demographics (gender, age, education, employment, housing, marital status) and checklist for causes chronic renal failure (hypertension, diabetes, kidney disease, etc.). Chi-square test, Fisher's exact analysis variance (ANOVA), SPSS version 24 utilized carry out inferential statistics. Results: Patients on hemodialysis typically develop due high blood pressure, although disease diabetes also play role. Among the many potential factors that led ESRD these patients, most common were: other/unspecified (15.3%), surgical history (6.3%), anemia (5%), trauma (4.3%), shock (7.7%) (2%), viral diseases drug use congenital (1.3%), poisoning during pregnancy lupus (0.3%). Conclusions: According results this study, promoting screening procedures are at risk may help lower prevalence end-stage failure.