Comparison of acute ischaemic stroke adult patients with atrial fibrillation to without atrial fibrillation in the effect on renal dysfunction
CHEN Xingdong
LUO Weiliang
Abstract：Objective To find out whether inpatients with acute ischaemic stroke and atrial fibrillation (AF) have higher rate of renal dysfunction than without AF,and analyze risk factors associated with renal dysfunction.Method 374 patients with acute ischaemic stroke and AF were enrolled,which cases have complete data.500 patients were randomly selected as the non-AF group.To compare the prevalence of renal dysfunction [eGFR ＜ 60 mL/(min· 1.73 m2)] of two groups.Non-conditional Logistic regression analysis was used to detemmine the factors associated with renal dysfunction.Results 374 patients in AF group,114 (30.5％) were renal dysfunction;500 patients in non-AF group,75 (15％) were renal dysfunction (P =0.000,OR =2.485).The eGFR of AF and non-AF group was (77.75 ± 39.89) mL/(min· 1.73 m2) and (96.93±39.14) mL/(min · 1.73 m2).In Logis tic regression analysis,heart dysfunction (OR =2.057),hypertension (OR =1.826),diabetes (OR =1.897),hypevuricemia (OR =3.161) were found to be associated with renal dysfunction.Conclusions Adult patients with acute ischaemic stroke and AF have a higher rate of renal dysfunction than acute ischaemic stroke without AF.Heart dysfunction,hypertension,diabetes,hyperuricemia were factors associated with renal dysfunction.
Keywords：Acute ischaemic strokeAtrial fibrillationRenal dysfunction
Publication Date：2017-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：4( 1040-1043 )