Sodium phosphate enemas do not worsen renal function amongst hospitalized patients with mild to moderate renal failure: A matched, case-control study
QJM: An International Journal of Medicine Aug 24, 2017
Dagan A, et al. – This research determined whether or not the sodium phosphate enemas worsened the renal function in hospitalized patients. It was illustrated that the application of sodium phosphate enemas did not seem to worsen mild to moderate renal failure. It was not related to hyperphosphatemia or hyperkalemia in the study cohort.
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