#5807 FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH KALEMIA IN RENAL DISEASE

Abstract Background and Aims International recommendations promote a strict potassium diet in order to avoid hyperkalemia chronic kidney disease patients. However, efficiency of such dietary counseling has never been demonstrated. The objectives this study were define the relationship between kalemia, intake estimated by kaliuresis renal function factors associated with kalemia patients using artificial intelligence. Method To extent, data from followed nephrology unit, included UniverSel whose (measured on day urine collection; n = 367) analyzed. association thirty-four variables concerning patients' characteristics, their biological work-up, medications answers self-questionnaire assessed Bayesian network. Results had wide range glomerular filtration rate, but few stage 5 (CKD). Kalemia was negatively linearly correlated rate (p<0.001) not (p 0.55). Kaliuresis 0.08). Factors analyzed most were, descending order, original nephropathy, age, diabetes, plasma bicarbonate level. RAS-blockers prescription also kalemia. Consumption rich food poorly Conclusion Our results do support control 1 4 CKD reinforce interest multidimensional management including personalized therapy correction metabolic acidosis. Lightning restrictions would improve quality life who are often multi-pathological already subject multiple constraints.