Clinical, biochemical, and hormonal changes after a single, large-volume paracentesis in cirrhosis with ascites

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1989
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Abstract
The use of paracentesis has recently been reproposed as a safe and effective alternative to diuretics for management of ascites. We have investigated the clinical and biochemical effects of large-volume paracentesis in 19 cirrhotics with tense ascites, and the relative changes in the hormones involv …
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Authors Gentile S;Angelico M;Bologna E;Capocaccia L;;
Journal the american journal of gastroenterology
Year 1989
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine female male aged middle aged kidney function tests radioimmunoassay pmid:2645767 s gentile m angelico l capocaccia aldosterone / analysis aldosterone / blood* arginine vasopressin / analysis arginine vasopressin / blood* ascites / metabolism ascites / surgery* liver cirrhosis / blood liver cirrhosis / metabolism* liver function tests punctures* renin / analysis renin / blood*

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