#6789 HYPERTENSION AND CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE: A CLOSE AND PROPORTIONAL RELATIONSHIP

Abstract Background and Aims Hypertension is a common clinical finding in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD). In fact, hypertension accelerates the progression of renal disease damages other target organs leading to worsening failure increased incidence cardiovascular morbidity mortality. Method We conducted retrospective, cross-sectional study at Department Nephrology Mongi Slim Hospital, we studied relation between blood pressure levels CKD stages. The stage chronic kidney (CKD) was defined according KDIGO 2012 classification. Results A total 89 were recruited this study. mean age 69,19 years (rang 30-96) gender ratio M/F 1,225. who had 41 (46,06%). noted presence 3 or more 64 (71.91%) among whom 32 . Thirty-seven CKD, 14 4, 13 5. As for levels, systolic 137,94 mmHg, diastolic 79,52 mmHg. Twenty-three 1 presented 2 hypertension. Stage 5 patients, all 4 disease. Higher more: Among disease, 7 Conclusion ubiquitous it can be cause consequence CKD. Both contribute each has been that are higher risk hypertension-related adverse outcomes, including therefore, management particularly important