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Hyperkalemia is a serious medical condition
characterised by excessive serum K+ levels.1
The clinical consequences of hyperkalemia can be
life-threatening, for this reason, maintaining normal
K+ levels is vital.2
Find out more about the clinical consequences of hyperkalemia:
![]() HK is highly prevalent in CKD3Almost 3 in 10 patients with CKD have |
![]() HK is highly prevalent in HF4Almost 4 in 10 patients with HF have |
Hyperkalemia is associated with an
increased risk of mortality5



What is
hyperkalemia?
Understand why the regulation
of K+ is vital for normal cellular
function, as well as the causes
of hyperkalemia.

Risk of
hyperkalemia
See the prevalence of
hyperkalemia across different
patient populations and learn
more about the mechanisms of
action behind hyperkalemia.

Impact of
hyperkalemia
Discover the clinical
consequences of hyperkalemia
in patients with CKD and HF,
and learn why guideline-recommended RAASi therapy is
critical to patient care.

Hyperkalemia
treatment options
Explore the treatment goals
and clinical considerations of
hyperkalemia, as well as the
therapy options available to
reduce serum K+ levels.