Effects of intraabdominal pressure elevations on serum cortisol, aldosteron and creatinine levels and on central venous pressure
Özet
Abdominal compartment syndromes (ACS) are generally known as organ failures that develop secondary to elevated intraabdominal pressure. Our aim in this study was to investigate the effects of elevated intraabdominal pressure on serum cortisol, aldosterone and creatinine levels, and on central venous pressure (CVP). For this purpose, 40 patients who applied to our clinics for abdominal complaints, with subsequent diagnosis of intraabdominal pressure elevations, were investigated.
Atıf için künye
Aydinli, B., Ozturk, G., Basoglu, M., Yıldırgan, M. İ., Atamanalp, S., & Boyuk, A. (2005). Effects of intraabdominal pressure elevations on serum cortisol, aldosteron and creatinine levels and on central venous pressure. 40th Congress of the European-Society-for-Surgical-Research, Konya (ss. 89–93).
BibTeX
@inproceedings{aydinli2005-212817,
author = {Aydinli, B and Ozturk, Gürkan and Basoglu, M and Yıldırgan, Mehmet İlhan and Atamanalp, SS and Boyuk, A},
title = {Effects of intraabdominal pressure elevations on serum cortisol, aldosteron and creatinine levels and on central venous pressure},
booktitle = {40th Congress of the European-Society-for-Surgical-Research},
address = {Konya},
year = {2005},
pages = {89--93},
url = {https://akademik.atauni.edu.tr/yayinlar/212817-effects-of-intraabdominal-pressure-elevations-on-serum-cortisol-aldosteron-and}
}