Isosthenurie

Isosthenuria (from Greek ίσος "equals" and σθένος "Strength", also called urinary stasis) means in nephrology the loss of any concentration or dilution ability of the kidney in the context of chronic renal failure. As a result, the original filtrate remains unchanged with a fixed density of 1.010 g / ml. This value corresponds to that of protein-free plasma. This value remains the same irrespective of the amount of liquid supplied from the outside.

Irrespective of renal insufficiency, there may also be isosthenuria in the context of a sickle chinaemia. Edit source text

Hyposthenurie

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