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Re: Ascites, abdominal wall closure and cirrhosisFrom: savaris@orion.ufrgs.brSun Sep 12 18:09:11 2004
OK,
Her ureteres are safe and sound. We increased the dose of diuretics and she
started to urinate a lot. The drainage is decreasing little by little.
>From 1000ml/day, it was 157ml/day last Friday. I asked to my resident to Gastro is with us, they gave the support needed for the ascitis. Different case, not much, or better saying, nothing at all writing about on the MEDLINE. According to the surgeons, this is a very common thing for them, and cirrhotic patients are very unstable and a pain in the neck. I am going to check what is going on tomorrow and let the latest news. Thank you for all replies. Ricardo ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. ----------------------------------------------------------------
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