2018
DOI: 10.24293/ijcpml.v24i1.1162
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Analysis of Blood Urea Nitrogen/Creatinin Ratio to Predict the Gastrointestinal Bleeding Tract Site

Abstract: Perdarahan saluran cerna merupakan keluhan pasien yang sering dijumpai dalam keseharian dan untuk penatalaksaannyadilakukan dengan menentukan lokasi perdarahan dan gejalanya. Berdasarkan lokasi perdarahan saluran cerna dibagi menjadi duayaitu perdarahan saluran cerna atas (SCBA) dan perdarahan saluran cerna bawah (SCBB), sedangkan gejala perdarahan dibagi menjadi3 yaitu hematemesis (muntah darah segar), melena (feses kehitaman) dan hematokezia (perdarahan lewat anus berwarna merah terang).Data penggunaan rasio… Show more

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“…This event leads to the absorption of amino acids (derived from hemoglobin) in the lower gastrointestinal tract, while urea (the end product of protein metabolism) is separated from damaged erythrocytes. This separation impacts increased urea absorption, resulting in high urea concentrations detected in the plasma [21]. The blood BUN level follows the amount of protein absorption in the digestive system, with UGIB being more dominant in nutrient absorption compared to the lower gastrointestinal tract [22].…”
Section: Increase In Bun And/or Serum Creatininementioning
confidence: 99%
“…This event leads to the absorption of amino acids (derived from hemoglobin) in the lower gastrointestinal tract, while urea (the end product of protein metabolism) is separated from damaged erythrocytes. This separation impacts increased urea absorption, resulting in high urea concentrations detected in the plasma [21]. The blood BUN level follows the amount of protein absorption in the digestive system, with UGIB being more dominant in nutrient absorption compared to the lower gastrointestinal tract [22].…”
Section: Increase In Bun And/or Serum Creatininementioning
confidence: 99%