A method for estimating nitrogen intake of patients with chronic renal failure
BJ Maroni, TI Steinman, WE Mitch - Kidney international, 1985 - Elsevier
BJ Maroni, TI Steinman, WE Mitch
Kidney international, 1985•ElsevierMethods Nineteen nonedematous, adult patients with CRF (14 men and 5 women) were
studied after giving us their informed consent. Ten patients had glomerulonephritis, three
had diabetic nephropathy, two had polycystic renal disease, and the remaining patients had
hypertension-nephrosclerosis, or unknown renal disease. All patients had been referred for
dietary therapy of CRF, were active, and had no intercurrent illnesses. No patient had more
than 3.6 g proteinuria/day. Each subject was hospitalized in the Clinical Research Center …
studied after giving us their informed consent. Ten patients had glomerulonephritis, three
had diabetic nephropathy, two had polycystic renal disease, and the remaining patients had
hypertension-nephrosclerosis, or unknown renal disease. All patients had been referred for
dietary therapy of CRF, were active, and had no intercurrent illnesses. No patient had more
than 3.6 g proteinuria/day. Each subject was hospitalized in the Clinical Research Center …
Methods
Nineteen nonedematous, adult patients with CRF (14 men and 5 women) were studied after giving us their informed consent. Ten patients had glomerulonephritis, three had diabetic nephropathy, two had polycystic renal disease, and the remaining patients had hypertension-nephrosclerosis, or unknown renal disease. All patients had been referred for dietary therapy of CRF, were active, and had no intercurrent illnesses. No patient had more than 3.6 g proteinuria/day. Each subject was hospitalized in the Clinical Research Center and nitrogen
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