Here, we report using intravenous salt poor albumin infusion to treat hypervolemic cirrhosis related hyponatremia. A 58-year-old female with ascites secondary to metastatic breast cancer was referred to our department with symptomatic hyponatremia (serum sodium concentration of …

2024年2月9日 · The most logical treatment, which we have found extremely effective, is to infuse small volumes of 20% salt poor albumin which raises the plasma oncotic pressure, expands the intravascular volume without increasing the salt and water overload, improves renal perfusion and causes a salt and water diuresis.

1974年3月16日 · In these six patients infusions of human salt-poor albumin produced a prompt diuresis, loss of weight, and correction of the abnormal biochemical findings. In the seventh severely oedematous patient combined albumin and diuretic therapy led to a …

Concentrated salt-poor 20% human albumin is used for the treatment of hypoalbuminaemia in the presence of salt and water overload (e.g. hepatic failure with ascites). Albumin has putative advantages that include limiting free radical-mediated damage but the importance of a normal serum albumin level remains uncertain. 9–11

When both sodium restriction and diuretic therapy fail, albumin is added to improve intravascular volume, diuresis and natriuresis. The combination of a loop diuretic (furosemide) and albumin has resulted in decrerased edema, particularly in patients with hypoalbuminemia.

fusions of human salt-poor albumin produced a prompt diuresis, loss of weight, and correction of the abnormal bio-chemical findings. In the seventh severely oedematous patient combined albumin and diuretic therapy led to a loss of 27 kg in 14 days. Introduction The management of severe nephrotic syndrome is based

Since that time, conflicting reports have appeared concerning the effects of human albumin in treatment of decompensated hepatic cirrhosis. 2 The present study is concerned with the effects of intravenously administered salt-poor human albumin on the clinical courses of 34 patients, critically ill with cirrhosis of the liver, hypoalbuminemia ...

Salt-poor human albumin (25 g/dl) is a safe and effective colloid for increasing intravascular volume. It is usually given together with saline solutions at a final concentration of 5 g albumin per 100 ml infusion volume. Although relatively nontoxic, albumin costs …

We sought to identify all randomised controlled trials of administration of human albumin or plasma protein fraction (supplemental albumin or plasma protein fraction compared with no albumin or plasma protein fraction or with a crystalloid solution) in critically ill patients with hypovolaemia from trauma or surgery, with burns, or with ...

Here, we report using intravenous salt poor albumin infusion to treat hypervolemic cirrhosis related hyponatremia. A 58-year-old female with ascites secondary to metastatic breast cancer was referred to our department with symptomatic hyponatremia (serum sodium concentration of …