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Chronic Renal Failure in Amran: Causes & Research

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Introduction & Background

Chronic renal failure (CRF) is the inability of kidneys to filter waste, affecting 850M globally.

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Research Objectives

  • Identify prevalence of CRF causes (diabetes, hypertension) at Al-Samad Hospital.
  • Analyze distribution by age/gender and association with dialysis duration.
  • Compare findings with national/regional data to guide prevention strategies.
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Methodology

  • Retrospective cross-sectional study of 150+ hemodialysis patients (Mar 2025–2026).
  • Data from hospital files + patient interviews on habits, disease duration, and follow-ups.
  • SPSS analysis: Chi-square tests, Pearson correlation (p<0.05 significance).
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Expected Outcomes & Gaps

  • Hypothesis: Diabetes/hypertension are leading causes, varying by age/gender.
  • First-ever CRF dataset for Amran; addresses lack of local epidemiological data.
  • Comparison with Hodeidah (61.8% unknown causes) and Sana’a (43.2% hypertension).
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Conclusion & Impact

  • Study fills critical gap for evidence-based healthcare policies in Amran.
  • Aims to reduce delayed diagnoses and improve CRF management/prevention.
  • Foundation for future interventions targeting diabetes and hypertension.
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