RT @tony_breu: 14/ Before closing, note that other catabolic states have been associated with increased BUN/Cr. One study proposed that an…
RT @tony_breu: 14/ Before closing, note that other catabolic states have been associated with increased BUN/Cr. One study proposed that an…
RT @tony_breu: 14/ Before closing, note that other catabolic states have been associated with increased BUN/Cr. One study proposed that an…
RT @tony_breu: 14/ Before closing, note that other catabolic states have been associated with increased BUN/Cr. One study proposed that an…
14/ Before closing, note that other catabolic states have been associated with increased BUN/Cr. One study proposed that an increased BUN/Cr is a signature of catabolism associated with persistent critical illness after major trauma. https://t.co/7Yhokqs
RT @AyatoShinohara: 外傷後の患者さんを対象に、BUN/Cr比はL3とL4の断面積と負の相関を示した。 色々とバイオマーカーと骨格筋の関係を調べていると、恐らく、クレアチニンは有用な骨格筋の評価に指標だけど、体格差等の影響を受けるから、何かで補正する必要があ…
外傷後の患者さんを対象に、BUN/Cr比はL3とL4の断面積と負の相関を示した。 色々とバイオマーカーと骨格筋の関係を調べていると、恐らく、クレアチニンは有用な骨格筋の評価に指標だけど、体格差等の影響を受けるから、何かで補正する必要があるのかなっていう感じだな。 https://t.co/otpII7BFOQ
Rarer more extreme cycle disorders aside; urea becoming increasingly insightful in critical care @RW_Haines https://t.co/6fFGWXSJle
@Jopo_dr @armycritcare @petulantskeptic And the fate of unused protein ( amino acids) as people (unlike science) don’t unlink protein and energy https://t.co/2bHhm4hP9o 3/3
RT @Zudin_P: @PisaniMAP @NickHartThorax @Paul_Wischmeyer Not all patients are the same- what we need are signatures of those that respond w…
RT @Zudin_P: @PisaniMAP @NickHartThorax @Paul_Wischmeyer Not all patients are the same- what we need are signatures of those that respond w…
RT @Zudin_P: @PisaniMAP @NickHartThorax @Paul_Wischmeyer Not all patients are the same- what we need are signatures of those that respond w…
RT @Zudin_P: @PisaniMAP @NickHartThorax @Paul_Wischmeyer Not all patients are the same- what we need are signatures of those that respond w…
@PisaniMAP @NickHartThorax @Paul_Wischmeyer Not all patients are the same- what we need are signatures of those that respond well/ badly to exogenous protein such as https://t.co/zwgcO3bUlD
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
RT @JonathanNefro: El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y ma…
El incremento de radio UREA : CREATININA [141] mmol/mmol al día 10 del ingreso a UTI se asoció a mayor CATABOLISMO y mayor estancia hospitalaria, al cómpralo con un radio menos amplio [97] Intensive Care Med 2019 https://t.co/wi3MW2YfC3 https://t.co/Ry3Q
@toates_19 Urea is v useful in advanced CKD and other significant chronic disease. Cost in addition to creatinine is small but actually need is system to monitor and track creat for clinical action @toates_19 is the expert here. In ICU urea is v useful!
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
Great paper, moving things forward in Critical Care!!
RT @RW_Haines: Big collaborative effort. Look forward to the next steps in understanding this patient group. Presenting this work in Novemb…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @RW_Haines: Big collaborative effort. Look forward to the next steps in understanding this patient group. Presenting this work in Novemb…
Congrats @RW_Haines. Great stuff. Potentially great marker of catabolic state in trauma (and ?other) patients on ITU.
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @RW_Haines: Big collaborative effort. Look forward to the next steps in understanding this patient group. Presenting this work in Novemb…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @_alexfowler: Well done @RW_Haines @Zudin_P @JohnProwle, great paper (and beautiful figures, as ever!!). https://t.co/2sVjstEukZ
Well done @RW_Haines @Zudin_P @JohnProwle, great paper (and beautiful figures, as ever!!).
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
Elevated urea-to-creatinine ratio provides a biochemical signature of muscle catabolism @loicbartamian #sarcopenia #ICU https://t.co/ELLKcY4IBS
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
Ooooooooo Sooo many ideas....
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
Interesting Zudin!
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @Zudin_P: Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness!…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
Very excited to share our first venture on organ-crosstalk ( muscle/kidney) and epidemiology on persistent critical illness! More to come... https://t.co/8tMCt0qZjV
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
RT @JohnProwle: Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of…
Great to see this published in ICM today! Urea-to-creatinine ratio is a simple, routinely available, preliminary marker of the catabolic state that characterises persistent critical illness after major trauma. https://t.co/KGnAQm2xFs @RW_Haines @Zudin_P @i
Elevated urea-to-creatinine ratio provides a biochemical signature of muscle catabolism and persistent critical illness after major trauma https://t.co/JD4XDUqoMM #IntCareMed