Type of anemia correlate with ferritin levels in patients with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD): a cross sectional study

Background: Anemia is the most common complication due to CKD. Normocytic normochromic type of anemia in CKD is, but there also some microcytic hypochromic. Clinical examination such as erythrocyte indices and monitoring serum ferritin levels can help diagnose The purpose this study determine correlation between patients hemodialysis unit PKU Hospital Bantul.Methods: This research involved 50 at Bantul. Blood samples were taken check consisting mean corpuscular volume (MCV), hemoglobin (MCH) concentration (MCHC). was conducted by cross-sectional design. Data analyzed using SPSS version 20 for Windows.Results: average level 8.46±1.31 g/dL males 7.92±0.90 females. Most hematological profile predominant male MCV (89.36±6.72 fl), MCH (29.12±2.76 pg), MCHC (32.95±0.96 g/dL). However, (352.51±544.74 ng/mL) female (399.99±680.96 ng/mL). There a significant (r = 0.364; p 0.009) with 0.295; 0.038). no -0.059, 0.683).Conclusion: levels. In addition, had normal MCV, MCH, values normocytic anemia.