Assessment of cardiac autonomic dysfunction in patients with chronic kidney disease using heart rate variability

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Analysis reveals heart rate variability declines in chronic kidney disease patients, indicating cardiovascular risks.

Patients with chronic kidney disease showed significantly decreased heart rate variability, indicating higher cardiovascular risk.
The study involved 120 CKD patients and 60 healthy individuals, highlighting the stark differences in HRV parameters.
Assessment using heart rate variability analysis provides non-invasive early risk stratification for cardiovascular issues in CKD.
Findings suggest more advanced CKD stages lead to worse cardiac autonomic dysfunction, underscoring the need for monitoring.

Shukla et al. (2025) studied this question.

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