High prevalence of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism in Patients Under Regular Hemodialysis in Brack-Alshati General hospital

Aisha Basheer Faddel (1) , Mabroukah Mohamed Alzwayi (2) , Nasser Mohamed Alaswaad (3)
(1) , Libya ,
(2) , Libya ,
(3) , Libya

Abstract

Scondery Hyperparathyrodism is a common complication of chronic kidney disease . we estimated serum parathyroid hormone and some minerals in 46 patients undergo hemodialysis treatment in dialysis center at Brack Alshati General hospital, during September 2021 to October 2021. Before dialysis blood sample was collected for assessment of PTH level and minerals including calcium, phosphorus, sodium and potassium. mean age of the patients was 45.37±17.14 years. The mean concentration of PTH for the study group was 826.77 ± 646.86 pg/ml. The prevalence of secondary hyperparathyroidism (SHPT) among the Patients was 73.91%. We conclude that SHPT is high prevalent in our hemodialysis population and  with  serious outcomes  for  the  health  of  patients.  If it  is  poorly overcome, this imbalance can result in the bone disease, calcification of soft tissue and vascular calcification, all of  these  are  found  to  be  influential  on  mortality  and morbidity.

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Aisha Basheer Faddel
aesh.fadel@sebhau.edu.ly (Primary Contact)
Mabroukah Mohamed Alzwayi
Nasser Mohamed Alaswaad
Aisha Basheer Faddel, Mabroukah Mohamed Alzwayi, & Nasser Mohamed Alaswaad. (2022). High prevalence of Secondary Hyperparathyroidism in Patients Under Regular Hemodialysis in Brack-Alshati General hospital. Journal of Pure & Applied Sciences, 21(3), 30–33. https://doi.org/10.51984/jopas.v21i3.2396

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