CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE AND DYSLIPIDEMIA- A CORRELATION STUDY

Abstract

Background: Based on the lipid nephrotoxicity hypothesis, a great deal of research is being done worldwide to evaluate 
the impact that hyperlipidemia plays in patients with chronic renal disease, particularly in India.  
Aim: The purpose of this retrospective clinical investigation was to evaluate the relationship between dyslipidemia and 
the prevalence of chronic renal disease in Indian participants. 
Methods: Clinical data from patients' medical records who did not have overt kidney illness were gathered and 
evaluated for this retrospective clinical investigation. Based on their levels of total cholesterol and low-density 
lipoprotein, the study participants were split into four groups. A statistical analysis was performed on the gathered data 
to see whether chronic renal disease and blood lipid profile were correlated.