1993
DOI: 10.1016/s1051-2276(12)80244-5
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Assessment of Urea Appearance Rates and Net Nitrogen Deficits in Patients With Acute Renal Failure Receiving Continuous Venovenous Hemofiltration

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“…Most mean nitrogen intake-output balance studies conducted on patients during CRRT, including our results, are negative, with values ranging from Ϫ71 to Ϫ286 mmol/d (Ϫ2 to Ϫ8 g/d). 120,122,123,132,133 This is comparable to studies conducted on critically ill patients who have adequate renal function. 110,111,117,134 -136 Previously, we demonstrated that positive nitrogen balance during CRRT was not a requirement for survival in patients with traumatic injuries.…”
Section: Nitrogenmentioning
confidence: 55%
“…Most mean nitrogen intake-output balance studies conducted on patients during CRRT, including our results, are negative, with values ranging from Ϫ71 to Ϫ286 mmol/d (Ϫ2 to Ϫ8 g/d). 120,122,123,132,133 This is comparable to studies conducted on critically ill patients who have adequate renal function. 110,111,117,134 -136 Previously, we demonstrated that positive nitrogen balance during CRRT was not a requirement for survival in patients with traumatic injuries.…”
Section: Nitrogenmentioning
confidence: 55%