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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Intestinal ischemia"”.

  1. Hydrogen sulfide therapy improves intestinal recovery through endothelial nitric oxide dependent mechanisms

    … an anti-inflammatory agent contributing to gastrointestinal mucosal defense. It promotes vascular dilation, mucosal repair, and resolution of inflammation following intestinal ischemia and may be exploited as a novel therapeutic agent. It is unclear if H2S works through nitric oxide-dependent …

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  2. Untersuchung des intraabdominellen Druckes im Verlauf der Laparostomatherapie

    … were peritonitis (43%, average MPI 31), intestinal ischemia (27%), mechanical obstruction (21%), intraabdominal bleeding (7%) and trauma (2%). There was a standard procedure to apply the Laparostoma: After median laparotomy a net of polyglactin (Vicryl®, Ethicon, Hamburg) with the size 28 …

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  3. Can isoprostanes be used to predict survival in horses with colic?

    … in humans. Because horses with colic may have intestinal ischemia and/or inflammation characterized by oxidative stress and increased production of isoprostanes, measurement of isoprostane concentrations in colicky horses may be of clinical value. The purpose of this study was to gather …

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  4. Acute effects of intradialytic nutrition supplementation on hemodynamics, treatment efficiency, and gastrointestinal symptoms in maintenance hemodialysis patients

    … issues (96%), spills or pests (83%), gastrointestinal issues (71%), and hypotension (62%) either “rarely” or “never.” The results of our survey suggested that gastrointestinal (GI) issues were amongst the conditions most frequently attributed to eating during HD treatment. However, there …

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