smoking and chronic kidney disease in healthy populations

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yuka noborisaka department of social and environmental medicine, school of medicine, kanazawa medical university, 1-1 uchinada, japan +76-2188101, [email protected]; department of social and environmental medicine, school of medicine, kanazawa medical university, 1-1 uchinada, japan +76-2188101, [email protected]

چکیده

the objective of this review is to explore the link between smoking and the development of chronic kidney disease (ckd) in generally healthy populations without pre-existing renal dysfunction such as diabetic nephropathy. twenty-eight epidemiological studies concerning the renal effects of smoking in the general population were collected from the medline database and were reviewed for indications of proteinuria and/or the decline of glomerular filtration rate (gfr), and evaluated on the level of evidence and the quality of the study. sixteen of the 28 studies were cross-sectional in design. most articles had some weakness in scope, such as the 6 articles which did not fully exclude dm patients from the subjects, the 4 that did not consider the effects of ex-smoking, and the 3 that focused on only a small number of subjects. from these cases, it is difficult to draw firm conclusions. however, proteinuria or microalbuminuria was persistently high in current smokers; as much as 5-8% or 8-15% respectively, which was up to 2 to 3-times the rate of lifelong non-smokers. on the other hand, only 5 studies broader in scope detected any decline of gfr in smokers, while 9 other studies suggested a higher gfr in smokers than in non-smokers. two good quality studies showed an even a significantly lower risk of a decreased gfr in smokers. these paradoxical ckd markers in smokers, i.e., a higher appearance of proteinuria with a higher gfr, could be a focus for further studies to reveal the underlying reasons for smoking-induced ckd. workplaces may be an excellent place to study this subject since the long-term changes in renal function of smokers can be observed by collecting data in the annual health check-ups mandated at places of employment.

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