Evaluation plasma osteopontin levels and some biochemical markers in patients with chronic kidney disease complications

A cross-control study was carried out for the estimation of Osteopontin Levels and some biochemical Markers in patients with chronic kidney disease complications. The number of patients under the study were 135 patients with chronic kidney disease and acute kidney disease control group with the same demographic properties. The study showed that the highest mean level of Osteopontin was in patients with chronic renal disease and acute kidney disease, while the averages were a low in the control group. The current study showed that the mean age the mean age of the experimental group is 20 years higher than the average age of the control group for the group II and about 15 years higher for the group II when compared with the control group. While the means value of weight was weak statistically significant when performing the statistical analysis. The average value of GFR was statistically significant when performing the statistical analysis for the experimental group consisting of two groups of patients diagnosed with acute chronic renal failure. Serum OPN concentrations correlated with GFR, Blood urea, S. Creatinine, TSB, Triglyceride, HDL, LDL (r=−0.9, P<0.0001).).