Abstract:Experimental animals and human post-mortem studies concerning renal effects of tramadol addiction showed histopathological changes in proximal tubules. This study investigates early changes in function and structure of proximal tubules to tramadol addiction. The study included 44 males (G 1 = 23 controls, G 2 = 21 tramadol addicts). The measured urinary parameters were: urinary alpha-1-microglobulin (U.α 1-m), urinary leucine aminopeptidase (U.LAP), urinary N-acetyl-β-D-glucosaminidase (U.NAG). Urinary tramado… Show more
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