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Yilmaz MI et al. - When patients with secondary amyloidosis were compared with patients with glomerulonephritis who had similar levels of proteinuria, those with amyloidosis had higher ADMA and SDMA levels and lower L-Arginine/ADMA ratios and FMD measurements (P < 0.001 for all). Finally, even after adjusting for confounders, ADMA level correlated with both proteinuria and the presence of secondary amyloidosis, and was an independent predictor of FMD. We propose that ADMA synthesis may be increased in chronic kidney disease, especially in secondary amyloidosis, and this may explain part of the mechanism by which proteinuria increases cardiovascular morbidity and mortality

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