Objective To investigate the effecthyperuricemiaon patients’of cardiac function in cardiorenal syndrome type Ⅱ. Methods 120 patients with types Ⅱcardiorenal syndrome, according to their level of serum uric acid, were divided into hyperuricemia group and normal uric acid group, and the differencesin related indexes of cardiac function were analyzed. Results Of 120 patients with type Ⅱcardiorenal syndrome, 88(73.3%) had hyperuricemia. Betweenhigh uric acid group and normal uric acid group, renal function, blood pressure, blood glucose, and blood lipid showed no statistically significant difference (P>0.05), NTproBNP in high uric acid group was (2483.7±296.5) pg/ml, left ventricular end diastolic diameter was (53.2±6.9) mm, while those in normal uric acid group were (2203.5±176.7) pg/ml and (52.9±4.8)mm,respectively the difference showed no statistical significance. Conclusions Hyperuricemia in patients with cardiorenal syndrome type Ⅱ is in highly incident, but has no effects on their cardiac function.
Key words
cardiorenal syndrome type Ⅱ /
hyperuricemia
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