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1. Choline levels in human peritoneal dialysate.

Author

Hjelle JT, Welch MH, Pavlina TM, Webb LE, Mockler DF, Miller MA, Steidley KR, Olsson PJ, Horvath FJ Jr, and Mahon L

Subjects
Choline blood, Humans, Choline analysis, Dialysis Solutions chemistry, Peritoneal Dialysis, Continuous Ambulatory
Abstract

The average free choline level was determined to be 14 mumol/L in peritoneal dialysates and 22 mumol/L in the plasma of 30 patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). Daily choline loss via dialysate averaged 129 mumol with 32 mumol choline lost per dwell. Daily choline loss via the dialysate was positively correlated with plasma choline concentrations. Choline levels in dialysate during CAPD exceed plasma levels of choline 9 mumol/L in healthy individuals.

Published
1993

2. Choline levels in human peritoneal dialysate.

Author

Hjelle JT, Welch MH, Pavlina TM, Webb LE, Mockler D, Miller MA, Steidley KR, Olsson PJ, Horvath FJ Jr, and Mahon L

Subjects
Choline blood, Humans, Choline analysis, Dialysis Solutions analysis, Peritoneal Dialysis, Continuous Ambulatory
Abstract

The average free choline level was determined to be 14 M in peritoneal dialysates and 22 M in plasma of thirty patients on continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis (CAPD). Daily choline loss via dialysate averaged 129 moles with 32 moles choline lost per dwell. Daily choline loss via the dialysate was positively correlated with plasma choline concentrations. Choline levels in dialysate during CAPD exceed plasma levels of choline (9 M) in healthy individuals.

Published
1992

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