Sentence examples for solute overload from inspiring English sources
A diagnosis of solute overload is made from the history, water- and cation balances and, if available, weight changes.
Current practice suggests that RRT is indicated for a patient with an abruptly decreased renal function along with clinically significant solute imbalance or volume overload, yet there is no consensus on the definite indication for RRT in terms of any single metabolic or clinical parameters or RIFLE staging [ 33].
Consistent with this concept, early institution of RRT has the capacity to rest the injured organ by limiting the solute load and mitigating fluid overload.
The term PTPC generally refers to a supramolecular complex operating at the junctions between the inner and outer mitochondrial membrane to cause the so-called 'mitochondrial permeability transition' (MPT), an abrupt increase in the permeability of the inner mitochondrial membrane to small solutes triggered by cytosolic Ca2+ overload or oxidative stress.
This allows gradual removal of solutes and the slow correction of fluid overload.
The lymphatic pulmonary draining system allows this draining of water and solutes, removing the excess fluid and avoiding fluid overload in the lung.
To some extent, this concept of adequacy has already been implemented for PD, where renal clearance and ability to control fluid overload are known to be crucial and small solute clearance by dialysis relatively unimportant.
An autosomal dominant form of iron overload is caused by mutations in the gene encoding the iron exporter and hepcidin receptor FPN (SLC40A1, solute carrier family 40 member 1) [ 12, 13].
Water and Solute Excretion.
