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Azotemia (from azot 'nitrogen' and -emia 'blood condition'), also
spelled azotaemia, is a
medical condition characterized by
abnormally high
levels of...
- over 9
years of age show
elevated blood levels of
nitrogen compounds (
azotemia). However, the
disease can
occur as
early as 9
months of age. Disposition...
-
Butter Appearance".[citation needed]
Uremic pericarditis is ****ociated with
azotemia, and
occurs in
about 6-10% of
kidney failure patients. BUN is normally...
- failure. The
former denotation will be used for the rest of the article.
Azotemia is a similar, less
severe condition with high
levels of urea,
where the...
- both kidneys,
renovascular hypertension,
acute renal failure,
progressive azotemia, and
acute pulmonary edema. It is a
disease with high
mortality rate and...
-
acute kidney ischemia. Hypertension,
acute renal failure,
progressive azotemia, and
acute pulmonary edema are also
signs of a
developing ischemic injury...
- ac****ulates in the
blood and the body, a
condition called azotemia. Very low
levels of
azotemia may
produce few, if any, symptoms. If the
disease progresses...
- that
matter any
other intravenous anaesthetic are: hypovolemia, burns,
azotemia,
liver failure, hypoproteinemia, etc. As with
nearly all
anesthetic drugs...
- in
decompensated cirrhosis or
acute liver failure.
Kidney failure and
azotemia. Wilson's disease.
Respiratory failure due to
carbon dioxide toxicity (hypercapnia)...
- needed] in the sleep–wake
cycle may be a sign or
complication of uremia,
azotemia or
acute kidney injury.
Studies have also
helped elucidate how
light has...
