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The bulletin of the Yamaguchi Medical School Volume 28 Issue 3-4
published_at 1981-12

Improvement of Dyslipoproteinemia in Uremic Patients by Hemofiltration Therapy

Improvement of Dyslipoproteinemia in Uremic Patients by Hemofiltration Therapy
Unoki Tetsuhide
Yuki Kenichi
Takagi Hiromitsu
Nakashima Youji
Sanada Kazuhiko
Fujii Hideo
Kasukawa Reizo
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Hypothalamic injection in the rats of bacterial endotoxin or endogenous pyrogen from rabbit's leucocytes induced fever. During the fever thus induced, the rats were exposed to radiant heat. Their behavioral thermoregulation, determined by the bar-pressing rate to escape from the radiant heat, was significantly reduced compared to that in the rats untreated with the pyrogens and exposed to the radiant heat. Thus, the rats with the induced fever prefered high levels of tail-skin and ambient temperatures, signs of the development of behavioral fever.
Creator Keywords
Dyslipoproteinemia
hemodialysis
Uremia
hemofiltration
Lipoprotein
ultrafiltrate