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Lamia Medhat Afi fi

Cairo University, Egypt

Title: Correlation of the biochemical profi le with polysomnography in chronic kidney disease patients

Biography

Biography: Lamia Medhat Afi fi

Abstract

Background: Th ere is an increased prevalence of sleep disorders in patients with end-stage chronic kidney disease (CKD). However no studies have ever correlated the biochemical profi le of these patients with sleep disturbances. Purpose: Th is work aims to assess the relationship between polysomnography fi ndings and the biochemical profi le of patients with CKD. Subjects & Methods: Th is study included 40 stage IV-V CKD patients. All subjects were subjected to an attended full overnight polysomnography. Fasting blood sugar, (FBS), hemoglobin, serum urea and creatinine, pH level, serum sodium, potassium, total and ionized calcium and phosphate levels were measured in all subjects. Results: Urea level showed a positive correlation with central apnea index and lowest oxygen saturation while the creatinine level did not show any correlation with the various sleep parameters. FBS negatively correlated with total sleep time (TST), sleep effi ciency, lowest and average oxygen saturation and positively correlated with N1 sleep stage and apnea hypone index (AHI). Hemoglobin level correlated positively with sleep effi ciency and correlated negatively with number of awakenings and AHI. Serum sodium correlated positively with number of awakenings, while serum sodium and pH levels showed a negative correlation with AHI. Phosphate levels showed a negative correlation with periodic limb movement index and stage N3 percentage. Potassium and total calcium levels showed a positive correlation with central apnea index. Conclusion: Striking correlations are found between sleep parameters and the biochemical profi le of patients with CKD. Correction of urea, hemoglobin, fasting blood sugar and serum electrolyte levels of these patients can lead to improvement in their overnight sleep, which has a profound eff ect on quality of life.