Titlebook: Artificial Liver Support; Concepts, Methods, R G. Brunner,M. Mito Book 1992Latest edition Springer-Varlag Berlin Heidelberg 1992 Hepatologi

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Diagnosis and Therapy of Increased Intracranial Pressure and Brain Edema in Fulminant Hepatic Failurforms and often even advanced forms is extremely difficult without measuring intracranial pressure. Yet only a few centers regularly measure intracranial pressure in fulminant hepatic failure. The reason is that there is a mental barrier to drilling a hole into the skull just for diagnostic measures

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Absorption Therapy in Acute Liver Failure: A Critical Resumélied in the treatment of liver failure since 1972 [7]. With the aid of charcoal or resins, pathologically increased metabolites such as ammonia, phenols, mercaptans, fatty acids, bile acids, bilirubin, aromatic amino acids, and middle molecules should be removed to avoid the major effect of hepatic

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Thermodynamic Criteria for the Removal of Certain Hepatic Insufficiency Markers from Protein-Containr weakly protein-bound substances, such as urea, creatinine, uric acid, salicylates, and some barbiturates. The clearance of these substances when ’rapid” dialyzers or hemoperfusion columns are used usually exceeds 100ml/min and is sometimes as high as 90%–95% of the perfusion rate [1, 2]. To integr

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Extracorporeal Hemoperfusion Over the Human and Baboon Livers disturbed in the early period of disease. For this reason, we find jaundice as the first symptom of acute hepatitis. If liver disease progresses in the preterminal period, the synthetic functions fail. So we can find, for example, hypoalbuminemia, or decreased coagulation factors in the blood. Suc

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Elizabeth Ginsburg,Maren Shapirodisease is rarely confined to only one of the various systems and may even include other organs, e.g., the kidneys (hepatorenal syndrome), the heart, the circulatory system, the lungs, and particularly the brain.

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Afterword: Making a Noise About the Silence,om the accumulation of toxic metabolites or a deficiency of substances produced by the liver and essential for normal brain function. In part for this reason, attempts to develop an artificial liver device for the treatment of acute hepatic failure and encephalopathy — analogous to the artificial ki

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Acute Liver Failure: History and Epidemiologydisease is rarely confined to only one of the various systems and may even include other organs, e.g., the kidneys (hepatorenal syndrome), the heart, the circulatory system, the lungs, and particularly the brain.

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