Comparative Study
Electrogustometry in hemodialysis patients
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Comparative Study
Electrogustometry in hemodialysis patients
Acta Otorhinolaryngol Belg.
1985.
Abstract
Serous zinc levels and electrogustometry were studied on thirty patients undergoing periodic hemodialysis. After dialysis a better electrogustometric threshold (p less than 0,05) and also higher serous zinc levels were found. The two parameters showed no significant correlation. These results are suggestive of a toxical damage of taste receptors in the chronic renal failure.
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