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Effect of Citrus medica Britt. extract on serum biochemical changes in ethylene glycol induced renal damage in wistar Rats
Journal: Exploratory Animal and Medical Research (Vol.5, No. 2)Publication Date: 2015-12-15
Authors : Sunil Patel; Sunant Raval; Ankit Prajapati;
Page : 202-206
Keywords : Citrus medica; Ethylene glycol; Renal damage; Serum biochemistry; Wistar rat.;
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Abstract
Stone in the urinary tract is one of the common conditions associated with urinary system. Citrus medica Britt. is known for its protective activity on renal system. A study was performed on 72 Wistar rats to validate the claim. Renal damage was induced in rats using 0.75 % (v/v) ethylene glycol along with drinking water as stone inducing agent. Serum biochemical parameters (Calcium, Urea, BUN, Uric Acid and Creatinine) were measured to know the reno-protective activity of Citrus medica.
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