Zeenat M. Nawab - Concepedia

Author

Zeenat M. Nawab

Loyola University Chicago

Also Known As

Z M Nawab, Z NAWAB, Z. Nawab, Z.M. Nawab, Zeenat M. Nawab

Publications

429

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All Affiliations

Loyola University Chicago University of Chicago Edward Hines, Jr. VA Hospital United States Department of Veterans Affairs Department of Veterans Affairs

About

Zeenat M. Nawab is an author at Loyola University Chicago specializing in medicine, chronic kidney disease, and nephrology.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	7	7	277
2	Education	1	1	10
3	Engineering	1	1	65
4	Health Sciences	1	1	64
5	Language Studies	1	1	10

Zeenat M. Nawab

Publications

394

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	Year	Citations
Suppression of Neutrophil Superoxide Production by Conventional Peritoneal Dialysis Solution Brian L. Ing, Dinesh Gupta, Zeenat M. Nawab, The International Journal of Artificial Organs InflammationTissue EngineeringSuperoxide GenerationEngineeringBiochemistry	1988	65
Splanchnic erythrocyte content decreases during hemodialysis: A new compensatory mechanism for hypovolemia Alex Yu, Zeenat M. Nawab, W. Earl Barnes, Kidney International GlomerulonephritisHemodialysisUrologyRenal FunctionMedicine	1997	64
Demonstration of Fabry's disease deposits in placenta Subhash Popli, David J. Leehey, Zelma Molnar, American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology Disease DepositsPlacental DevelopmentPathologyMaternal HealthPlacental Disease	1990	44
Neutrophilic Intracellular Acidosis Induced by Conventional, Lactate-Containing Peritoneal Dialysis Solutions Alex Yu, Xin Zhou, Fang‐Qiang Zhou, The International Journal of Artificial Organs InflammationHemodialysisUrologySubstantial Intracellular AcidosisGranulocyte	1992	40
Acetate relaxation of isolated vascular smooth muscle John T. Daugirdas, Zeenat M. Nawab, with the technical assistance of Smita Jain Kidney International Muscle FunctionVascular AdaptationPhysiologyAcetate RelaxationVascular Biology	1987	39
Treatment of acute methanol intoxication with hemodialysis using an ethanol-enriched, bicarbonate-based dialysate May T. Chow, Vincent A. Di Silvestro, Chun Yu Yung, American Journal of Kidney Diseases HemodialysisBicarbonate-based DialysateMedicineKidney FailureAcute Methanol Intoxication	1997	31
Superoxide Generation by Neutrophils after Exposure to a Conventional Peritoneal Dialysis Solution for Different Time Periods Dinesh Gupta, Brian L. Ing, Ferdinand J. Manahan, The International Journal of Artificial Organs Superoxide GenerationDifferent Time PeriodsLipid PeroxidationConventional Dialysis SolutionDialysis Therapy	1990	19
Hemodialysis hemodynamics in an animal model: effect of using an acetate-buffered dialysate. John T. Daugirdas, Zeenat M. Nawab, Junko Hayashi PubMed	1986	16
Increasing Plasma Phosphorus Values by Enriching with Phosphorus the “Acid Concentrate” of a Bicarbonate-Buffered Dialysate Delivery System T.S. Ing, A.W. Yu, Bharati Agrawal, The International Journal of Artificial Organs	1992	15
Use of a Phosphorus‐Enriched Dialysis Solution to Hemodialyze a Patient with Lithium Intoxication Raja I. Zabaneh, A. Ahsan Ejaz, Aijaz A. Khan, Artificial Organs	1995	14

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