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Quick Scroll medicine: urine output in ARF/CRF 06.14.07 (1 year ago) #1
any idea why in ARF urine output decreases but incrases in CRF
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In ARF, there is glomerular damage causing decrease in GFR which itself & secondarily by activating RAA axis cause decrease in urine output & retention of sodium & water..

In CRF, there is mainly tubulointerstitial damage causing loss of tubules' ability to concentrate urine causing excess urine formation..

By the way, it depends on cause of renal failure.. & there are also phases of oliguria & then diuresis & then recovery in ARF..
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Quick Scroll 08.11.07 (11 months ago) #3
oh k thnx yaar...
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