Balanced oncotic pressure fluid
AssigneeHaemophor Corporation
InventorsGhen M. G. Raj, Charles L. Fox, Jr.
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Abstract
A balanced oncotic pressure fluid suitable as a dialysate in the treatment of patients suffering from loss of kidney function. The solution comprises on the basis of 1 liter of solution about 200-300 mEq sodium, about 145-215 mEq chloride, about 55-85 mEq bicarbonate or acetate or lactate, and about 2-10% by weight dextran, the ratio of sodium to chloride being about 1.4:1. An example of the above solution contains about 224 mEq sodium, about 164 mEq chloride, about 72 mEq acetate, about 6% by weight dextran, about 2% dextrose, about 7 mg zinc gluconate, about 2 mEq potassium, about 3 mEq calcium, and about 2 mEq magnesium.
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A method of treating a human suffering from loss of kidney function which comprises administering to said human by hemodialysis, an effective amount of a solution comprising, on the basis of 1 liter of solution, about 200-300 mEq sodium, about 145-215 mEq chloride, about 55-85 mEq bicarbonate or acetate or lactate, and about 2-10% by weight dextran, the ratio of sodium to chloride being about 1.4:1.
A method of treating a human suffering from loss of kidney function which comprises administering to said human by peritoneal dialysis, an effective amount of a solution comprising, on the basis of 1 liter of solution, about 200-300 mEq sodium, about 145-215 mEq chloride, about 55-85 mEq bicarbonate or acetate or lactate, and about 2-10% by weight dextran, the ratio of sodium to chloride being 1.4:1.
A method of treating a human suffering from loss of kidney function which comprises administering to said human by hemodialysis an effective amount of a solution comprising, on the basis of 1 liter of solution, about 200-300 mEq sodium, about 145-215 mEq chloride, about 55-85 mEq bicarbonate or acetate or lactate, about 2-10% by weight dextran, up to about 5% by weight dextrose, up to about 15 mg of zinc gluconate, about 1.5-2.5 mEq magnesium, about 1-5.5 mEq potassium, and up to about 5.5 mEq calcium, the sodium to chloride ratio being about 1.4:1.
A method of treating a human suffering from loss of kidney function which comprises administering to said human by peritoneal dialysis an effective amount of a solution comprising, on the basis of 1 liter of solution, about 200-300 mEq sodium, about 145-215 mEq chloride, about 55-85 mEq bicarbonate or acetate or lactate, about 2-10% by weight dextran, up to about 5% by weight dextrose, up to about 15 mg of zinc gluconate, about 1.5-2.5 mEq magnesium, about 1-5.5 mEq potassium, and up to about 5.5 mEq calcium, the sodium to chloride ratio being about 1.4:1.
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