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Arterial hypertension in chronic kidney disease in children

Karimdzhanov IA,

Statement of the Problem: In hypertensive children with CKD heart, blood vessel, kidney, eys and metabolic disorders occur that lead to cardiovascular diseases leading to complications and mortality. The purpose of this study is to study the state of target organs (TO) and the effectiveness of treatment of CKD in children with enalapril and thiotriazolin. Methodology & Theoretical Orientation: We examined 59 children with CKD. Children underwent daily monitoring of blood pressure, proteinuria(P), intrarenal (IRH) and intraocular (IOH) by dopplerography, glomerular filtration rate(GFR), cardiac echocardiography. To study the effectiveness of treatment, the patients were divided into 2 groups: the 1st-group - 18 children with CKD and AH, who received enalapri (E) therapy + thiotriazolinum (T), and the 2nd -16 children received treatment with E alone. Findings: In 34 (57.2%) children was noted AH, in 11 (32.3%) children, AH was latent in 5(45,%) children latent AH was noted at night. In 16 (27.1%) patients were observed left ventricular hypertrophy(LVH). During treatment in all children of the 1st group, absence of AH and LVH was found, in children of the 2nd group, a decrease in the frequency of AH and regression of LVH was established. When studying the parameters of IRH, IOH, P, GFR in the dynamics it was found normalization of these indicators of both group, but more in the 1st. Conclusion & Significance: In children with CKD in 57.2% of cases there is AH, LVH, impaired IRH, IOH, GFR, P. The use of E with T in the treatment of CKD in children helps to stop and reduce AH , regression of LVH, improve IRH and IOH, GFR, P. In order to prevent the progression of CKD and TO damage in the early stages of the disease, it is rational to use E in combination with T