Augmentation of peritoneal dialysis clearance with procaine.
@article{Brborowicz1984AugmentationOP, title={Augmentation of peritoneal dialysis clearance with procaine.}, author={Andrzej Bręborowicz and Jan Knapowski}, journal={Kidney international}, year={1984}, volume={26 4}, pages={ 392-6 } }
Local anesthetic procaine in a 0.25% concentration was used as the adjunct to the dialysis fluid during peritoneal dialysis in rabbits. Procaine increased peritoneal clearance of urea (2.213 +/- 0.187 ml/min to 3.544 +/- 0.41 ml/min) and inulin (0.528 +/- 0.079 ml/min to 0.852 +/- 0.213 ml/min). Effect of the drug persisted, despite its lack, during the following cycles. Procaine influenced transmesothelial transfer of urea and inulin in vitro. The effect of the drug was biphasic. During the…
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