[PDF] Top 20 Oxidant stress as a regulator of renal function in disease

... results of this pilot study showed that there was a temporal relationship between starting NAC therapy and improvement in renal function, with a significant fall in plasma creatinine and rise in creatinine ... See full document

... a disease limited to the renal arteries, but reflects a diffuse process of atherosclerosis and ...of renal function than the parenchymal injury resulting from atherosclerotic processes of ... See full document

... oxidative stress which is associated with wide range of diseases and ...malfunctions. Renal physiology, high blood flow and reabsorption mechanisms make kidneys susceptible organs to oxidative ... See full document

... a regulator of renal cell function, includ- ing tubular cells under physiological conditions ...diseased renal vascular tree by reducing the lumen of indi- vidual vessels and peritubular ... See full document

... in renal epithelial cells are kinetically distinct events ...on renal epithelial cells may be necessary for promoting cell survival following severe death challenges, the functionality and biological ... See full document

... marked renal impairment, pronounced oxidative stress, a significant increase in kidney functions and lipid profile testes, with disturbances in electrolyte concentrations relative to untreated CE rats ... See full document

... impaired renal function have a substantial increase in cardiovascular risk that can be explained only in part by an increase in traditional risk factors such as hypertension and ...thus stress the ... See full document

... The aortic plug seen at this location is soft, propagated, secondary thrombus that can be removed very easily with a help of Kelly clamp. The aortic pressure is used to flush out the plug, suprarenal control is briefly ... See full document

... It should also be noted that currently, it is not recom- mended to perform RSD in regions of the renal artery with significant renal atheroma. Two underlying reasons for this are as follows: 1) the safety ... See full document

... and Renal Function in Diabetic Patients with Progressive Renal Disease; PLANeT 2, Prospective evaluation of Proteinuria and Renal Function in Non-Diabetic Patients with ... See full document

... of cytoplasm which often contains masses of dense material (A) adjacent to the basement membrane.. Electron micrograph of a portion of two capillaries from a glomerulus of a rat with ami[r] ... See full document

... Long-term consumption of repeatedly heated palm oil is known to cause detrimental health effects, including to the kidneys. In this study, intake of 5HPO and 10HPO diet for 16 weeks was observed to significantly increase ... See full document

... ventricular function, smoking history, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and left main disease were similar in both ...infection, renal failure re- quiring dialysis, acute respiratory ... See full document

... acute renal failure ...of renal injury, and to define whether M + DFO exerts additive or synergistic antioxidant/cytoprotective ...excess renal hydroxyl radical ...cell oxidant injury, ... See full document

... ".....an almost exclusively physical approach to disease,...... which makes it difficult for people to consider the emotional impact of their work on either the patients or themselves." Patients were ... See full document

... of renal function in a small population of virally suppressed HIV patients to determine the most accurate ...The renal function equations, including the Cockcroft and Gault equation (C&G), ... See full document

... However, because renal function is usually already reduced to some degree in patients with the chronic disease, recovery of function following the exacerbation is not ordinarily as compl[r] ... See full document

... All patients had preeclampsia with epigastric and right upper quadrant pain, nausea, vomiting, headache, blurry vision and the sudden onset of edema. Five of them had a retro-placental hematoma with back pain and vaginal ... See full document

... Int J DCL BioI 33 177 1~2 (I'JH'J) 177 Kidneys in Meckel's syndrome as a model of abnormal renal differentiation JUHANI RAPOLA Department of PnrhologV, University of Helsinki Haartmaninkatu 3 SF 00290[.] ... See full document

... against the decline of eGFR by tolvaptan was consistent with the results of the present study. However, the dose of tolvaptan in ADPKD (60 mg or more) is at least 4 times higher than the dose used in this study. This ... See full document