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Title:
PLASMA ENDOTHELIN- I LEVEL IN CIRRHOTIC PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT HEPATORENAL SYNDROME
Authors: InasEL-ShaarawyMD*,AbdelBasetM.Z.MD**andMohamedShawkyMD***
Year: 1998
Keywords: Not Available
Journal: Not Available
Volume: Vol. 15 N01Ja11. 1998
Issue: Not Available
Pages: 29-41
Publisher: Not Available
Local/International: International
Paper Link: Not Available
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Abstract:

Thisstudywasconductedon12cirrhoticnon—asciticpatients,10cirrhotic asciticpatients withpreservedkidneyfunction, 15cirrhoticpatients withhepatorenalsyndrome(was)aswellas 10well— matched healthyvolunteersservingascontrob. Theaimofthisworkwastostudyplasmaendothelin-l{ET-I)levelin livercirrhosisandtoshedlightoni.tspossibleroleinthepathogenesisof HRS. Thefollowinginvestigationswereperformedtoeverysubjectbiochemicalliverfunctiontests,senirncreatinine,urinecreatinine,serumNa+,24 hoursurineNa+andplasmaET-llevel. DiagnosisofHRSwasmadewhenserumcreatinineishighandfraclionexcretionofthefilteredsodiumislessthanI . PlasmaET—1 level wassignificantly elevated in allpatientgroups whencomparedwithcontrols. However,plasmaET-llevelwassignificantly higherin cirrhotic ascitic1patients thancirrhotic non-asciticpatients.PatientswithHRSexhibitedthehighestplasmaET-llevelPlasma ET-Ishowedsignificantnegativecorrelationwithserumalbumin,serum &urinaryNa+,whereasitshowedsignificantpositivecorrelation with seru.mtransarninases.alkalinephosphatase,serumbilirubinandserum creatinine:

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