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• W2083669258 abstract "Leptin, the recently identified ob gene product, regulates food intake and energy expenditure in animal models. Leptin reaches the brain by a saturable transport mechanism and, via direct effects on the hypothalamus, decreases appetite and increases metabolism. Several recent studies have demonstrated markedly elevated serum leptin levels in patients with chronic renal failure (CRF) and it has been speculated that hyperleptinemia may contribute to uremic anorexia and malnutrition. Several factors may influence serum leptin levels in uremia and apart from decreased glomerular filtration rate also body fat mass and plasma insulin levels are important factors that determine serum leptin levels. The possible influence of chronic inflammation on serum leptin levels in CRF need further studies. Patients treated by peritoneal dialysis seem to have higher leptin levels compared to patients treated by hemodialysis. This could be the effect of a marked increase in body fat mass as a consequence of the continuous carbohydrate load. Leptin receptors have by now been identified in several peripheral organs which suggests that leptin besides having central effects also has a pleiotropic action. Indeed, recent findings indicate that besides regulating appetite leptin may play a role in sympathico-activation, insulin metabolism, renal sodium handling and hematopoiesis." @default.
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• W2083669258 title "Leptin and Its Clinical Implications in Chronic Renal Failure" @default.
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