Author |
김성권(Suhng Gwon Kim),조보연(Bo Yeon Cho),이정상(Jung Sang Lee),고창순(Chang Soon Koh),이문호(Mun Ho Lee),김원동(Won Dong Kim),윤홍진(Hong Jin Yoon), |
Abstract |
To evaluate the possible pathophysiologic role of renin in acute renal failure observed in Korean hemorrhagic fever (KHF), the author measured the basal plasma renin activity (PRA) and the stimulated PRA by radioimmunoassay for angiotensin I in 15 normal controls and 42 KHF patients who are admitted in Seoul National University Hospital and Nation Army Hospital from Jan. 1975 to Jan. 1976. The results obtained were as follows:The mean basal PRA in normal control group was 2.9±2.16 ng/ml/hr in the patients during the oliguric phase of KHF, the mean basal PRA was 4.7±2.13ng/ml/hr, and there was statistically significant increase compared to the normal control. In the patients during the diuretic phase of KHF, tke mean basal PRA was 3.4±2.09ng/ml/hr, and there was statistically significant decrease compared to the olipuric phase of KHF. In normal controI group, the mean basal PRA was 2.9±2.16ng/ml/hr. And the PRA 1 hour after the administration of Lasixⓡ 40mg intravenously(stmulated PRA) was 5.3±2.20ng/ml/hr and there was statistically significant increasec compared to basal level. In oliguric phase of KHF, the mean basal PRA was 4.6±2.01ng/ml/hr. And stimulated PRA was 4.4±2.34ng/ml/hr and there was no significant changes. In diuretic phase of KHF, the mean basal PR was 3.3±1.86ng/ml/hr. And stimulated PRA was 5.2±2.58ng/ml/hr and there was statistically significant increase compared to basal level. There were statistically no significant correlations between basal PRA and stimulated PRA and serum creatinine. BUN, urine volume and peritonial dialysis.
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