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Carnitine metabolism in uremia
American Journal of Kidney Diseases, 2001Carnitine is a conditionally essential metabolite that plays a critical role in cell physiology by participating in transesterification reactions and preventing organic acid accumulation. A number of disease states are characterized by carnitine depletion that may lead to metabolic and clinical disturbances.
GUARNIERI, GIANFRANCO +2 more
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EXPERIMENTAL UREMIA-UREMIC ENTERITIS
, 1928The purpose of this experimental study was ( a ) to produce a disturbance in a dog that parallels the clinical features of uremia; ( b ) to study the effects of such a disturbance on the gastro-intestinal canal, and ( c ) to arrive at a possible ...
M. H. Streicher
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Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2013
Exogenous substances like drugs, when absorbed, enter into the circulatory system and bind reversibly and extensively to human serum albumin (HSA). But transport of various drugs like a diuretic, furosemide (FUR), via albumin in uremia is seriously ...
Nida Zaidi +7 more
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Exogenous substances like drugs, when absorbed, enter into the circulatory system and bind reversibly and extensively to human serum albumin (HSA). But transport of various drugs like a diuretic, furosemide (FUR), via albumin in uremia is seriously ...
Nida Zaidi +7 more
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Molecular Nutrition & Food Research, 2013
Uremia is an illness that accompanies kidney failure and chronic kidney disease (CKD). Uremic illness is considered to be due largely to the accumulation of organic waste products that are normally cleared by the kidneys.
L. Vitetta, G. Gobe
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Uremia is an illness that accompanies kidney failure and chronic kidney disease (CKD). Uremic illness is considered to be due largely to the accumulation of organic waste products that are normally cleared by the kidneys.
L. Vitetta, G. Gobe
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2016
Progressive deterioration of renal function eventually leads to uremia, which is associated with impaired function of platelets and a disturbed platelet–vessel wall interaction thus increasing the risk of bleeding in patients with renal failure. Furthermore, also anemia and anticoagulants/antiplatelet drugs contribute to the increased risk of bleeding ...
Jens Lutz, Julia Weinmann-Menke
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Progressive deterioration of renal function eventually leads to uremia, which is associated with impaired function of platelets and a disturbed platelet–vessel wall interaction thus increasing the risk of bleeding in patients with renal failure. Furthermore, also anemia and anticoagulants/antiplatelet drugs contribute to the increased risk of bleeding ...
Jens Lutz, Julia Weinmann-Menke
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UREMIA-LIKE SYMPTOMS NOT DUE TO UREMIA IN BATTLE CASUALTIES
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1955Early in the Korean war, as in World War II, approximately 90% of the wounded men who developed renal failure died. When a special center for the treatment of renal insufficiency was established in the combat zone of Korea, increased emphasis was placed upon the early recognition and treatment of renal failure in wounded men.
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