[PDF] Top 20 THE METABOLIC DEFECT RESPONSIBLE FOR URIC ACID STONE FORMATION

... Of the various possible defects that could maintain such constant marked urinary acidity, decreased renal tubular secretion of ammonium was probably present in all four uric acid stone p[r] ... See full document

... to formation of stone in the kidney, ureter, or ...showed metabolic abnormalities were common in urolithiasis ...serum uric acid, serum glucose, and blood pressure toward stone ... See full document

... cause stone risk parameters such as urinary excretion of calcium, uric acid, oxalate and urinary ...main metabolic risk factor in formation kidney stones in adults and ...inhibit ... See full document

... Kidney stone disease may occur from either derangements of urine biochemistries or anatomic abnormalities of kidneys and urinary ...relative metabolic composition of kidney ...of stone ... See full document

... serum uric acid levels and mortality rates in acute coronary ...serum uric acid on admission was independently associated with thirty day mortality 67 ... See full document

... It has been claimed that the rate at which water is absorbed from allantoic fluid varies with the degree of embryonic desiccation, thus producing a stable water and ion content of the embryo and fluid compartments (Hoyt, ... See full document

... to stone formers and non- formers, it has been established that stone formers consume signifi cantly higher amounts of proteins (of both plant and animal origin) and purines ... See full document

... Data were analyzed using SPSS version 15. Categorical variables were analysed using chi-square tests. Indepen- dent t-test was used to compare continuous variables among the group with hyperuricaemia and with the nor- ... See full document

... Waist circumference was measured at midway between the xiphi sternum and anterior superior iliac spine with a non-stretchable measuring tape. Single layer of light cloth was allowed. Blood pressure was measured in both ... See full document

... Because the liver has many crucial roles in the maintenance of a healthy body, any level of liver dysfunction can be problematic. The most commonly used serum liver function tests include serum ALT and AST activities ... See full document

... The present investigation aimed at elucidating the possible protective effects as well as the possible underlying mechanisms of ethyl acetate extract of C. boissieri leaves against fructose-induced metabolic ... See full document

... Introduction: Uric acid level (UAL) might represent an indirect marker of metabolic syndrome (MS). Study investigates differences in UAL in the overall study group and in separate groups of normal ... See full document

... In the present study cisplatin treatment (7 mg/kg IP on 4 th day) caused nephrotoxicity as evidenced by mark elevation in blood urea nitrogen, serum creatinine, serum uric acid and TBARS compared to saline ... See full document

... Conclusions: Our findings from a community elderly population suggest that the UA levels and HUA were not associated with the diagnosis of the MetS by the stepwise logistic regression approach. However, in spite of ... See full document

... Leptin, a cytokine product of the ob gene, is secreted into the blood from adipocytes 8 once released into the circulation; leptin lowers body weight by decreasing appetite and altering metabolic processes 9 . ... See full document

... xanthine in the urine of 0.28, whereas two subjects who were deficient in HG-PRTase had reversal of this ratio (1.01 and 1.04). The patterns of 14 C-labeling observed in HG-PRTase deficiency reflected the role of ... See full document

... CaOx stone formation, and, more impor- tantly, a justification for administering allopurinol to reduce recurrence of CaOx stone ...of uric acid and monosodium urate seeds does not occur ... See full document

... determination of serum uric acid, urea nitrogen,.. nonprotein nitrogen, and urine uric acid are listed.[r] ... See full document

... of metabolic syndrome development among this group of patients ...for metabolic syndrome to develop: waist circumference must be ≥102 cm (male), ≥ 89 cm (female) ... See full document

... If a significant change in serum uric acid had accompanied the increased uric acid excretion, then these changes could have been attributed to either increased production of uric acid, o[r] ... See full document