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. 1982;24(1):64-70.

The effect of renal revascularization on decreased glomerular filtration rate in patients with renovascular hypertension

J Stríbrná, J Hejnal, P Firt, A Belán, J Pirk, R Kramár
  • PMID: 7067466

The effect of renal revascularization on decreased glomerular filtration rate in patients with renovascular hypertension

J Stríbrná et al. Cor Vasa. 1982.

Abstract

The effect of revascularization on decreased glomerular filtration rate (GFR) was studied in 18 patients with renovascular hypertension (RVH) for a period of 5 to 74 months after operation. Renal artery stenosis (SRA) was present unilaterally in 3 patients, bilaterally in 13 patients, and in two patients with one kidney. Following surgical correction, the GFR increased or normalized in 6 patients, decreased in 2, and did not change in 10 patients. The blood pressure of almost 90% of the operated patients normalized or improved. The results support the assumption that severe hypertension is indicated for surgery, irrespective of the magnitude of GFR decrease. Revascularization effected a reversal of renal insufficiency only in a third of the patients.

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