… In summary, resistance to loop diuretics in patients with nephrotic syndrome and relatively
normal renal function is pharmacodynamic in nature. The mechanism of this interaction may …

… , the potential pharmacokinetic causes of diuretic resistance should be … diuretic or by
admitting patients for intravenous loop diuretic treatment (as in our case). The type of loop diuretic …

… In case 5, we encounter diuretic resistance to high-dose loop diuretics and sequential
nephron blockade in the setting of CRS and elevated IAP. Further increases in diuretic doses are …

… Prolonged use of loop diuretics may lead to loop diuretic resistance, a frequent observation
… to explain loop diuretic resistance: rebound sodium retention, postdiuretic effect, and diuretic …

… loop diuretic therapy during DR in AHF are needed. This study investigated the efficacy and
safety of diuretic combination strategies using high-dose loop diuretic … -dose loop diuretics. …

… the use of loop diuretics, higher loop diuretic dose, and risk of … use of a loop diuretic and the
dose of loop diuretic taken were … , diuretic resistance develops, requiring higher dosages of …

… the patient with AHF and diuretic resistance based upon the relative incidence of diuretic
resistance mechanisms and the current literature supporting efficacy and safety of the diuretic …

… various diuretic strategies to alleviate loop-diuretics resistance in critically ill patients. …
strategies were investigated: incremental dose of loop diuretics, continuous infusion, combinations …

… I think that it is likely that diuretic resistance is both a marker and a ‘player’. Whatever the …
development of loop diuretic resistance is an ominous prognostic sign in patients with HF. …

… resistance being impaired delivery of diuretic to the tubule (ie … , such as continuous loop
diuretic infusions, have yielded … to be a predominant driver of diuretic resistance in AHF.10, 22 …