...Sarah Kelddal; Bawer Jalal Tofig; Anne-Mette Hvas; Erik Lerkevang Grove; Christian Fynbo Christiansen; Henrik Birn Introduction: Nephrotic syndrome (NS) is characterized by proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, and edema, though not all patients present with edema. This study investigates edema prevalence...

... (NS), but this however is not well studied in clinical settings, and its relevance to edema formation is not well characterized in humans. We have investigated the association between urinary plasmin and clinical phenotypes in a large group of patients with NS from multiple etiologies, aiming...

.... Nephrotic syndrome Aldosterone Sodium retention Edema Am J Nephrol 1990;10:44-48 © 1990 S. Kargcr AG, Basel 0250-8 0 9 5 /9 0 /0 101 -0044S2.75/0 Role of Aldosterone in the Sodium Retention of Patients with Nephrotic Syndrome Michael D. Shapiro, James Hasbargen, Johannes Hensen, Robert W. Schrier...

...Jaap A. Joles; Ton J. Rabelink; Branko Braam; Hein A. Koomans In hypoproteinemia, increased interstitial hydrostatic and decreased interstitial colloid osmotic pressures, together with increases in lymph flow, prevent interstitial fluid volume expansion, thus forming the edema-preventing mechanisms...

...Norberto Perico; Giuseppe Remuzzi In the nephrotic syndrome abnormal sodium and water retention occurs at the kidney level that ultimately causes expansion of interstitial volume and edema. The mechanisms and factors involved remain ill defined. The traditional view has considered hypovolemia, due...

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... of face, upper arms, and legs, marked weight gain, and oliguria. On first admission, the patient was in a remission phase, and the initial physical examination showed no abnormalities. Underlying disorders causing edema, such as heart, kidney, and liver diseases, and the recognized causes...

...Alain Touwaide; Natale Gaspare de Santo In this paper, we analyze the collection of ancient Greek treatises ascribed to Hippocrates (460; between 371 and 350 BC), in order to determine whether or not edema can be traced. As a result of reading these works on the Greek text, we recognize some...

... to in the content or advertisements. Vesalius Van Helmont Urine analysis Edema Origins of Renal Physiology (Dedicated to Carl Gottschalk) Am J Nephrol 1999;19:282 289 The Low Countries 16th/17th Century Marc E. De Broea Dirk L. De Weerdta Dirk K. Ysebaertb Sven R. Vercauterenb Kathleen E. De Greefb...

... the clue, the osmotic load (1900); (6) methylene dye excretion measures the global renal function and thus the degree of renal failure, Achard and Castaigne (1897); (7) the disentanglement of chronic uremia and edema, Widal and Achard (1900–1910); (8) evaluation of the global renal function by the ratio...