Curative effectiveness of high frequency ultrafiltration for renal edema with diuretic resistance
LI Wen-hong; WANG Jin-wen; CHEN Hao; DU Ping; SHI Wei; YIN Yu-min · 2015 · Linchuang shenzangbing zazhi
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Abstract
Objective To study the clinical curative effectiveness of high frequency ultrafiltration for the renal edema with diuretic resistance.Methods We selected 42 cases of nephrotic syndrome with severe edema.Among them,there were 20 cases of diabetic kidney disease,10 cases of lupus nephritis,8 cases of refractory primary nephrotic syndrome,and 4 cases of multiple myeloma nephropathy.All patients were subjected to standard treatment for 3-5 days according to different primary diseases after admission.Their urine was less than 800 mL every day and it met the standard of diuretic resistance.Then the
Abstract by LI Wen-hong; WANG Jin-wen; CHEN Hao; DU Ping; SHI Wei; YIN Yu-min, Linchuang shenzangbing zazhi (2015) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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