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Covert hepatic encephalopathy as a multi-organ syndrome: the gut-liver-muscle-brain axis, diagnosis, treatment, and multidisciplinary care. [PDF]
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Hyperammonemia-Associated Stroke-Like Episodes and Acute Liver Failure in an 11-Month-Old Infant With Probable Ornithine Transcarbamylase Deficiency: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Challenges in a Resource-Limited Setting. [PDF]
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Modulation of the Liver-Brain Axis by Ondansetron in Thio-Acetamide-Induced Acute Hepatic Encephalopathy. [PDF]
Int J Mol SciSari FM +7 more
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The Pharmabiotic Approach to Treat Hyperammonemia
Nutrients, 2018 Ammonia is constantly produced as a metabolic waste from amino acid catabolism in mammals. Ammonia, the toxic waste metabolite, is resolved in the liver where the urea cycle converts free ammonia to urea.
Seong-Tshool Hong +2 more
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Postictal Transient Hyperammonemia as an Indicator of Seizure Disorder
European Neurology, 2010 <i>Background and Purpose:</i> Transient hyperammonemia can occur after episodes of seizure. To verify that transient hyperammonemia is a unique finding in seizure patients, we compared the change in blood ammonia concentration during the ...
Kuan-Ting Liu, I-Jeng Yeh, Chen-San Su
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Chest, 2007
Patients experiencing acute elevations of ammonia present to the ICU with encephalopathy, which may progress quickly to cerebral herniation. Patient survival requires immediate treatment of intracerebral hypertension and the reduction of ammonia levels.
Alison S Clay, Bryan E Hainline
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Patients experiencing acute elevations of ammonia present to the ICU with encephalopathy, which may progress quickly to cerebral herniation. Patient survival requires immediate treatment of intracerebral hypertension and the reduction of ammonia levels.
Alison S Clay, Bryan E Hainline
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American Journal of Therapeutics, 2016
Hyperammonemia is most commonly associated with liver disease. Nonhepatic causes of hyperammonemia are uncommon. We present a case of nonhepatic hyperammonemia that turned fatal within a short period of time and discuss the possible treatment modalities for the same.
Ranjita, Pallavi, Beata, Matejak-Popis
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Hyperammonemia is most commonly associated with liver disease. Nonhepatic causes of hyperammonemia are uncommon. We present a case of nonhepatic hyperammonemia that turned fatal within a short period of time and discuss the possible treatment modalities for the same.
Ranjita, Pallavi, Beata, Matejak-Popis
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MONATSSCHRIFT KINDERHEILKUNDE, 2014
Abstract This chapter outlines a practical approach to the diagnosis and management of common human genetic conditions in patients who present with Hyperammonemia. Based on the symptom, the user is shepherded through a step-by-step approach to a differential diagnosis.
Gregory M. Enns, Tina M. Cowan
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Abstract This chapter outlines a practical approach to the diagnosis and management of common human genetic conditions in patients who present with Hyperammonemia. Based on the symptom, the user is shepherded through a step-by-step approach to a differential diagnosis.
Gregory M. Enns, Tina M. Cowan
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