1974
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9610(74)90155-x
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Renal vasoconstriction in association with acute pancreatitis

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“…Werner et al found an increase in kidney vascular resistance in 11 patients with acute pancreatitis. All patients became hypertensive indirectly implicating a vasopressor substance release (16). Patients with acute pancreatitis had six-fold higher plasma renin values than normal, which could be attributed to hypovolemia (22).…”
Section: Vascular Effects Of Acute Pancreatitismentioning
confidence: 94%
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“…Werner et al found an increase in kidney vascular resistance in 11 patients with acute pancreatitis. All patients became hypertensive indirectly implicating a vasopressor substance release (16). Patients with acute pancreatitis had six-fold higher plasma renin values than normal, which could be attributed to hypovolemia (22).…”
Section: Vascular Effects Of Acute Pancreatitismentioning
confidence: 94%
“…There was a significant decrease in kidney blood flow, GFR, urine output, and an increase in kidney vascular resistance, even after hypotension resolved. Kidney vasoconstriction was also documented in patients with acute pancreatitis despite adequate extracellular volume, suggesting increased sympathetic activity (16). Thus, although hypotension and hypovolemia may be the initial culprits in causing AKI early during acute pancreatitis, toxic substances in the pancreatic exudate may subsequently contribute to AKI.…”
Section: Role Of Toxic Substances Released From the Necrotic Pancreasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Severely dehydrated patients with oliguria and markedly reduced plasma volume, which often accompanies haemorrhagic/necrotizing pancreatitis, may have a renal tubular lesion because of pancreatitis (6,22), which may be potentitated by ionic CM. A too high tubular CM concentration may cause tubular necrosis (19).…”
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“…Der Bakterienzerfall führt zur Freisetzung von Endotoxinen mit konsekutiver Endothelzellaktivierung, Bildung und Freisetzung von Endothelin-1, das wiederum zu einer ausgeprägten Vasokonstriktion der mittelgroßen Arterien und Arteriolen führt. Der renale Blutfluss vermindert sich und eine Tubuluszellnekrose entsteht [26][27][28].…”
Section: Freisetzung Direkt Nephrotoxischer Substanzenunclassified