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aerva javanica/creatinine
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Antiurolithiatic activity of natural constituents isolated from Aerva lanata.
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BACKGROUND
Pashanabheda is used as antiurolithiatic in Ayurveda. In the present study, Aerva lanata (L) Juss. ex. Schult (Amaranthaceae) from Western Ghats of India was selected for isolation of active constituents and screening for antiurolithiatic potentials.
OBJECTIVE
Screening of compounds
Toxicological evaluation of the aqueous whole plant extract of Aerva lanata (l.) Juss. ex Schult (Amaranthaceae).
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BACKGROUND
Aerva lanata (L.) of the family Amaranthaceae is a Nigerian medicinal plant used traditionally for the management of lithiasis, headache, renal disorder, haematemesis, bronchitis, nasal bleeding, cough, scorpion stings, fractures and spermatorrhoea. Studies that show the pharmacological
Effect of Aerva lanata on cisplatin and gentamicin models of acute renal failure.
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The ethanol extract of the entire plant of Aerva lanata was studied for its nephroprotective activity in cisplatin- and gentamicin-induced acute renal injury in albino rats of either sex. In the curative regimen, the extract at dose levels of 75, 150 and 300 mg/kg showed dose-dependent reduction in
Aerva lanata (Polpala): Its effects on the structure and function of the urinary tract.
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BACKGROUND
Aerva lanata is not prescribed for long-term use in Ayurveda as it is believed to produce structural changes in the urinary tract of the patients leading to renal failure.
OBJECTIVE
To investigate the toxic effects of Aerva lanata on the structure and function of urinary tract of a rat
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