Water-Salt Metabolism in Rats with Acute Renal Failure Following Using Electrochemically Active Water Solutions

Abstract

The importance of the kidney in maintaining and regulating the body’s homeostasis can be understood when there is a violation of their functions due to pathology. One of the most serious complications of mechanical injury is impaired renal hemodynamics and necrotic changes in the nephrons, which cause acute renal failure (ARF), that leads to death in 58% of cases. In clinical practice, various methods and drugs are widely used to treat renal failure and its complications, however, the problem of developing and using new protectors occupies an important place in experimental and clinical nephrology [1].