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The authors therefore suggested that a higher MAP could be necessary to maintain renal function.

Compensatory mechanisms (hyperfiltration) maintain renal function virtually normal for decades despite continuous cyst growth.

To this end it is imperative that WIT is kept to a minimum to maintain renal function.

If the animal presented with myoglobinuria and other signs of rhabdomyolysis, aggressive crystalloid fluid must be used appropriately to maintain renal function, assure adequate urinary output, and promote the elimination of methamphetamine and its metabolites.

The decreased expression of genes related to the BP categories "metabolism", "transport", "excretion" and the MF category "primary active transporter activity" indicates the challenges posed to the graft to maintain renal function.

Although the basis of this is still unclear, it might be explained by an early and severe deteriorating effect of NSAIDs in susceptible patients, 45 who are heavily dependent on prostacyclins to maintain renal function.

Finally, normal development of the renal vessels is essential in maintaining renal function in a variety of physiological states.

NGAL measurement has been employed as an outcome variable in clinical trials that investigated the effect of hydroxyethylstarch infusion over other colloids on maintaining renal function in elderly cardiac surgery patients [31 33].

Furthermore, similar to the findings of Legrand and colleagues, the CVP was the only hemodynamic parameter that predicted worsening renal failure, with the cardiac index, systolic blood pressure and pulmonary capillary wedge pressure being similar between those patients who maintained renal function as compared to those with worsening renal function.

Unilateral occlusion develops with maintained renal function, whereas bilateral occlusion leads to dysfunction.

Conclusion: In this patient series, early vascular release effectively minimised WIT and maintained renal function without compromising perioperative safety.