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Acharya SK et al. - In acute liver failure (ALF), high blood ammonia levels have been documented that correlate with mortality and complications. L-ornithine L-aspartate (LOLA) reduces ammonia levels by increasing hepatic ammonia disposal and its peripheral metabolism. LOLA infusion did not lower the ammonia or improved survival in ALF.

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