Díaz LPM, Brines GC, Gil RN, Mendoza TAM

Language: Spanish
References: 9
Page: 136-144
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ABSTRACT

This article is a review of acute renal failure, where the new theories about physiopathology are presented. For example the importance of the role of nitric oxide in this illness. There is a special focusing in the development of acute renal failure in burned patients. In conclusion, patients with serious burns require appropiate measures to preserve renal function.

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