Hypokalaemia – an active contributor to hepatic encephalopathy?

Mikkelsen, Anne Catrine Daugaard; Thomsen, Karen Louise; Vilstrup, Hendrik; Aagaard, Niels Kristian

doi:10.1007/s11011-022-01096-0

Metab Brain Dis

2022

DOI: 10.1007/s11011-022-01096-0

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Hypokalaemia – an active contributor to hepatic encephalopathy?

Anne Catrine Daugaard Mikkelsen

Karen Louise Thomsen

Hendrik Vilstrup

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Down the road towards hepatic encephalopathy. The elusive ammonia– what determines the arterial concentration?

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HE) in portacaval shunted dogs (Nencki 1895). However, a number of recent reports suggest that elevated ammonia may have more widespread consequences in chronic liver disease. Thus, in acute-on-chronic liver failure, ammonia levels predict 30-day mortality (Verma et al. 2021; Chiriac Introduction-Ammonia and its relation to organ dysfunction in liver diseaseAmmonia has been of interest for hepatologists since the description of elevated ammonia and hepatic encephalopathy

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Hypokalaemia – an active contributor to hepatic encephalopathy?

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Down the road towards hepatic encephalopathy. The elusive ammonia– what determines the arterial concentration?

Down the road towards hepatic encephalopathy. The elusive ammonia– what determines the arterial concentration?

The crucial role of risk factors when dealing with hepatic Encephalopathy

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