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Red cell dehydration
We generally understand the term “dehydration” to mean that our body is short of water. It is a potentially dangerous condition, particularly in sickle cell, and normally the amount of water in the body is very carefully controlled and regulated. … Continue reading
Posted in drug trials, red cell dehydration, sickle cell disease
Tagged clotrimazole, diltiazem, dipyridamole, Gardos channel, genetic determinants of severity, K-Cl cotransporter, magnesium pidolate, P-sickle pathway, piracetam, red cell dehydration, senicapoc, sickle cell, sickle cell disease, sodium chromoglycate, zinc sulphate
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