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Том 10 №3,4 2008 год - Нефрология и диализ

Уремический синдром и уремические токсины (Обзор литературы)

Ермоленко В.М. Михайлова Н.А. Батэрдэнэ С.

Аннотация: Термин уремия, предложенный в 1840 г. P. Piorry и D. L’Heritier [121], произошел в результате слияния двух древнегреческих слов ouron (моча) и haima (кровь) и буквально означает “моча в крови”. Каким образом кровь становится похожей на мочу и последствия этой трансформации стали предметом изучения на протяжении нескольких веков.

Для цитирования: Ермоленко В.М., Михайлова Н.А., Батэрдэнэ С. Уремический синдром и уремические токсины (Обзор литературы). Нефрология и диализ. 2008. 10(3,4):182-192. doi:

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Ключевые слова: уремический синдром, уремические токсины, гуанидины, диметиларгинины, средние молекулы

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