Urinary syndrome in patients with adrenal endocrine hypertension

Symptomatic hypertension is often regarded by doctors as a kidney disease and without proper critical evaluation of the identified changes in urine diagnose chronic pyelonephritis, which delays the establishment of the true nature of the process for a long time. Timely diagnosis is also complicated by the fact that endocrine diseases, such as Conn's syndrome, pheochromocytoma, occur without any external manifestations of endocrinopathy. Such patients are not examined by endocrinologists, so the diagnosis is usually made (not in all patients) by general practitioners, urologists, surgeons. The aim of this work was to determine the frequency and peculiarities of urinary syndrome (proteinuria, microhematuria, leukocyturia), renal dysfunctions in adrenal hypertension before and after surgical treatment of patients.