Abstract
The analysis of the informativeness of traditional laboratory markers was performed by verification of individuals with the laboratory features of chronic kidney disease (blood creatinine level exceeding the reference range upper limit) among 142,494 people, who underwent laboratory tests during dispenserization and medical examination during 2015–2019. A stable growth of population groups characterized by preclinical hypercreatininaemia was observed, suggesting the increase of chronic kidney disease rate. Meanwhile the frequency of this population group, corresponding to the obtained values, is considered to be a cardiovascular cohort (primarily affected by chronic cardiac failure) in ‘Chronic kidney disease’ clinical recommendation (2019). Our results clearly demonstrate the cardiorenal continuum. Obtained data can be used in the resource support of the health care system calculation.
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