Research on 62 patients with acute renal failure that cause of other causes at 103 Hospital from 1/1991 to 2/2002. Spiliting to 2 groups: the first include 47 patients with oliguria or anuria type, the second include 15 lack of oliguria or anuria patients. Result: Patients who lack of oliguria or anuria type hold 24,2%. 42% reason are: down pressure, shock due to reduce volume after surgery. Clinical symptom light and major symptoms is fever (93%), tired, (66,7%) pain in waist (33,3%), positive renal ring (26,6%), positive renal tough (26,6%), vomit (20%). Diagnostic base on increase ure, acute blood creatinin. Predict good treatment, preserve by redeem fluid and increase pressure and use furosemid
Kidney Failure, Acute ; Anemia ; Anuria

Blood levels of phosphorus and calcium were quantified in 151 subjects including 30 healthy subjects in control group, and 121 patients of chronical kidney failure of the stage I-IV and the age ranged from 18 to 50. Results demonstrated a reduce of kidney failure of the stage I-II in comparing with control, leading to secondary hyperparathyroid and a hypertrophy of parathyroid gland. The more kidney failure, the higher level of blood calcium, this is an important factor of dystrophy of bone in the patient
Blood ; Kidney Failure ; patients ; Kidney Failure, Chronic ; calcium ; Phosphorus

131 patients with chronic renal failure treated with furosemide, which is a drug in the treatment of oedema and hypertension. In chronic renal failure with chronic glomerulonephritis, the glomerular filtration rate rises after administration of furosemide in stage I of chronic renal failure. Long term administration of high dose of furosemide did not ameliorate renal function in stage chronic renal failure with chronic glomerulonephritis.
Kidney Failure, Chronic ; Furosemide

This study included 24 patients with terminal renal failure who received the periodical hemodialysis that not received the arterial venous fistula in the People Hospital 115 during 4-9/2001. The results showed that: most of patients were ages of 41-60, clinical symptoms included angina pectoris (54.2%), and systolic sound (66.7%). The electrocardiogram had manifestation of myocardial ischemia, left ventricular thickness, ventricular thickness. The X-ray image indicated the cardiomegaly. The cardiac ultrasound showed mitral open (19.2%), pericardial fluid (25%), left diastolic dilatation (75%), left ventricular dilatation (54.2%), increase of left myocardial weight (91.7%) and reduction of left diastolic function (54.2%)
Kidney Failure ; Periodicals

156 patients with chronic renal failure and 40 medical students with normal health were studied. Early - Morning urine osmolality and urine 24h osmolality were measured. The authors concluded; Early-Morning urine osmolality related with renal concentration function better than urine sample 24h osmolality.
Kidney Failure ; Urination ; Osmolar Concentration

35 adult patients with nephrotic syndrome that related to chronic glomerulonephritis were studied. 15 healthy people matched to age served as control. The results showed the dyscoagulation on patients with nephrotic syndrome with followed features: Elevation of plasma fibrinogen levels. 25% of patients had plasma fibrinogen levels as high as 1000mg/dl. There was no patient with low plasma fibrinogen levels. Platelet count was elevated. There was no patient with low platelet count. Platelet aggregation was elevated. There was significant positive correlation between plasma fibrinogen and cholesterol levels (r = 0.38) and between plasma fibrinogen and 24-hour urinary protein levels (r=0.3). There was a negative correlation between the increase in platelet aggregation and the reduction in plasma albumin level (r=0.43)
Glomerulonephritis ; Nephrotic Syndrome ; Blood Coagulation