Titlebook: Nephrotoxicity in the Experimental and Clinical Situation; Part 2 P. H. Bach,E. A. Lock Book 1987 Martinus Nijhoff Publishers 1987 antibiot

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Proteins, Enzymes and Cells in Urine as Indicators of the Site of Renal Damage,some are eliminated, some are conserved. For example, we have to account for the near absence of glucose and protein and for the appearance of high concentrations of creatinine and urea. To fulfil its role in maintaining a relatively constant internal environment the kidney is able to perform many c

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Antibiotics: The Experimental and Clinical Situation,based on the effects of aminoglycosides on animals, normal human volunteers and patients being treated for infection. These data have been used to highlight the problem of studying nephrotoxicity in patients with severe infections and highlight the need for research into more realistic animal models

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Mechanisms of Metal-Induced Nephrotoxicity,of metabolic processes which are highly sensitive to metal-induced perturbation. Metals such as lead (Pb), mercury (Hg), cadmium (Cd), chromate (Cr), uranium (U), and the metalloid arsenic (As) are all known to be concentrated by the kidney and to produce a spectrum of organelle/biochemical injuries

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Radiographic Contrast Media,etail becomes perceptible on a roentgenogram only when its contrast exceeds a minimum value in relation to the background. Small areas of interest must have higher contrast than the background1. The contrast effect depends on concentration of the contrast media within the body. A high contrast media

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