What Is End-diastolic Volume (edv) As Related To Cardiac Disease?
Renal disease - atheroembolic; Cholesterol embolization syndrome; Atheroemboli - renal; Atherosclerotic disease - renal
Treatment
There is no treatment for artheroembolic renal disease that works well. Treatment is focused on managing the complications.
Medicines may be used to treat high blood pressure and lower lipid and cholesterol levels.
- Your doctor may tell you to reduce fats and cholesterol in your diet.
- Other treatments for kidney failure or complications may be needed. If...
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