Changes in blood ketone body ratio: their significance after major hepatic resection.
Changes in blood ketone body ratio: their significance after major hepatic resection.
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血酮体比率的变化:主要肝切除术后的意义。
DOI:
10.1001/archsurg.1981.01380180039008
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发表时间:
1981
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通讯作者:
T. Tobe
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作者:
M. Ukikusa;K. Ozawa;Y. Shimahara;M. Asano;T. Nakatani;T. Tobe
Changes in the ratio of acetoacetate to 3-hydroxybutyrate (the ketone body ratio) in arterial blood were investigated after massive liver resection in patients and rabbits. In a patient who had had a successful hepatectomy, the blood ketone body ratio decreased rapidly after the operation and then returned to the preoperative level; whereas in a patient who had had an unsuccessful hepatectomy, the blood ketone body ratio did not decrease rapidly after the operation. In 70% hepatectomized rabbits, the blood ketone body ratio decreased maximally nine hours after hepatectomy and then returned gradually to a normal level. The blood ketone body ratio paralleled the hepatic energy charge after 70% hepatectomy in rabbits. The measurement of the blood ketone body ratio is very useful for evaluation of the energy status of the remnant liver.