Postgraduate Medical Journal · 1975 · 60 citations · 16 references
MedicinePharmacologyPharmacotherapyRenal PathologyRenal PathophysiologyRenal PharmacotherapyChronic Kidney DiseaseCirrhosisDiuretic TherapyRenal DiseaseRenal ImpairmentRenal PharmacologyChronic Renal InsufficiencyCombination Drug TherapyComplications Of CirrhosisPlasma ExpansionPlasma Volume ExpansionRenal DisordersRenal DrugsRenal Failure Management
Summary Four separate types of renal failure in cirrhosis are described: functional renal failure; diuretic induced uraemia; acute tubular necrosis; chronic intrinsic renal disease. Functional renal failure may arise spontaneously or be precipitated by such factors as haemorrhage, surgery, or infection. It carries a poor prognosis but preliminary results of treating this condition with plasma volume expansion in combination with high doses of furosemide are encouraging.
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