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Gastrorenal shunt: a cause of hyperammonemia
Yuya Nakamura1,2, Isao Ohsawa1, Yoshikazu Goto1
1Department of Internal Medicine Saiyu Soka Hospital Soka City Saitama-ken Japan.
Abstract:
Gastrorenal shunts may induce hyperammonemia. Portosystemic shunts should be suspected when hyperammonemia occurs in patients with chronic kidney disease.
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