[Changes of kidney function in obese subjects during absolute fasting (author's transl)]

|February 18, 1977

Summary

Fasting significantly impacts kidney function in obese individuals. Creatinine clearance decreased by 40%, while urea and uric acid levels showed notable changes, indicating altered kidney filtration during fasting.

Area of Science:

Nephrology
Metabolic Disorders
Human Physiology

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