@Article{Simón Polo2021,
journal="Anestezjologia Intensywna Terapia",
issn="0209-1712",
year="2021",
title="Assessment of glomerular and tubular function to guide fluid management in a pre-eclamptic critical patient with oliguria and volume overload: case report",
abstract="Oliguria in the setting of critically ill patients is usually treated by admini­stering fluids and furosemide [1]. Invasive therapies, namely renal replacement therapies (RRT), are reserved for patients in whom less invasive measures have failed [2], especially if acute pulmonary oedema complicates the clinical picture [1].  Intravascular volume depletion elicits a kidney response consisting of augmented sodium retention at Henle’s loop and water at the collecting tubules. In such conditions, loop diuretics such as furosemide would be less effective to improve diuresis and water loss than osmotic diuretics such as mannitol [3, 4].",
author="Simón Polo, Elena
and Carretero de la Encarnación, Beatriz
and de Capadocia Rosell, Julian
and Angel Monsalve Naharro, Jose
and Gerónimo Pardo, Manuel",
pages="360--362",
url="https://www.termedia.pl/Assessment-of-glomerular-and-tubular-function-to-guide-fluid-management-in-a-pre-eclamptic-critical-patient-with-oliguria-and-volume-overload-case-report,144,45995,1,1.html"
}