[Content of basic lipid classes in the blood plasma of patients with the renal hypertensive syndrome].

The main classes of serum lipids (fatty acids, phospholipids, triglycerides, cholesterol) were studied and compared in 36 patients aged 20 to 41 years with the renal hypertensive syndrome of different etiology, in 25 patients aged 30 to 51 years with essential hypertension, and in 20 practically healthy subjects aged 20 to 42 years. The mechanism of changes in the content of serum lipids in different diseases associated with the hypertensive renal syndrome and in patients with essential hypertension allows an assumption that these changes are linked to a large degree with arterial hypertension.