BLOOD AMMONIA LEVEL IN ACUTELY ILL CHILDREN PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT
Mabroka Abd Alsalam Ohaida;
Abstract
Hyperammonemia is a common diagnostic problem in acutely ill children
presenting to emergency care with disturbed levels of consciousness.
Ammonia production, metabolism and excretion are affected by different
variables. Hyperammonemia may be a transie
presenting to emergency care with disturbed levels of consciousness.
Ammonia production, metabolism and excretion are affected by different
variables. Hyperammonemia may be a transie
Other data
| Title | BLOOD AMMONIA LEVEL IN ACUTELY ILL CHILDREN PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT | Authors | Mabroka Abd Alsalam Ohaida | Keywords | BLOOD AMMONIA LEVEL IN ACUTELY ILL CHILDREN PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT: IMPLICATIONS FOR DIAGNOSIS AND MANAGEMENT | Issue Date | 2009 | Description | Hyperammonemia is a common diagnostic problem in acutely ill children presenting to emergency care with disturbed levels of consciousness. Ammonia production, metabolism and excretion are affected by different variables. Hyperammonemia may be a transie |
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