@HofstraKidney@kdjhaveri Are you proposing that nausea, vomiting and weakness would improve the likelihood of making a correct diagnosis of TLS over biochemical criteria ?
@nephrotox @SegalMin@NephRodby Lactic acidosis usually does not cause a 1:1 change in anion gap : bicarb - this is commonly labeled as concomitant metabolic alkalosis using the simplified approach - but the usual relationship is delta bicarb of only 0.6 times the delta anion gap .
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@Caulimovirus This is a Bob Schrier concept - he highlights this in the paper below whereby decreased flow or arterial vasodilation both produce the same effect hence the term ‘decreased EABV’ https://t.co/gs41m5nfjd
@JohnRMontford Lot of assumptions there but clearance in HD doesn’t increase linearly with Qd- with optimal everything the max urea clearance you will get is 250 which is very unlikely with a catheter. Anecdotally we achieve pretty comparable clearance with high dose CRRT
@kidney_boy Measured creatinine clearance using timed urine samples can be used in non steady state eg when used to determine actual clearance in patients with cachexia after prolonged hospitalization with borderline renal recovery
@kidney_boy The original paper by Dr Schrier used cut offs in a standard subset of patients (not all comers) hence it cannot be used in isolation. As for Cr Cl you are mixing up eGFR ( which requires steady state ) versus measured urine creatinine clearance .