WCN25-4121 CHANGES OF GREAT VESSELS AND CARDIAC VALVES OF CKD STAGE 5 ( BOTH DIALYSIS AND NON DIALYSIS) PATIENTS

included diabetes mellitus (19.3%), hypertension (40.0%), and both (40.75%).Diabetic kidney disease was the most common cause (75.8%).Symptoms included chest pain (45.0%) and pulmonary edema (50.8%).ECG findings revealed 46.7% with STEMI and 53.3% with NSTEMI.CAG showed single-vessel disease (6.7%), double-vessel disease (20.8%), and triple-vessel disease (41.7%).CAG was not performed in 30.8% of cases due to high creatinine levels.Mortality was higher in STEMI patients (17.5%) compared to NSTEMI -ACS patients (3.3%).Conclusions: CKD does not necessarily reduce the success rate of reperfusion therapies but is linked to a higher incidence of major adverse events.In STEMI patients with CKD, increased mortality rates despite optimal therapy suggest that early PCI could be beneficial.Determining the optimal strategy for STEMI patients with CKD remains challenging and requires further research..I have no potential conflict of interest to disclose.I did not use generative AI and AI-assisted technologies in the writing process.