Does renin-independent aldosteronism increase the risk of renal impairment compared to renin-dependent aldosteronism in Chinese Hakka adults?
Renin-independent aldosteronism is associated with a higher risk of renal impairment compared to renin-dependent aldosteronism, highlighting the need for early screening and targeted intervention.
Rationale findings are specific to the Hakka population. Conclusions: Renin-independent aldosteronism confers a higher risk of renal impairment than renin-dependent aldosteronism in the Chinese Hakka population, highlighting the need for early screening and targeted intervention in renin-independent aldosteronism.
Lin et al. (Thu,) studied this question.