The intravenous injection or infusion of renin or angiotensin produces a marked decrease in
renal blood flow, a lesser decrease in glomerular filtration, and, therefore, an increase in …

The history of arterial hypertension is both long and short; long, since BRIGHT (1827) first
related hardness of the pulse to hardness of the kidneys and hyper. trophy of the heart; short …

1. Many forms of human and experimental hypertension begin with compromised renal
function. Essential hypertension may be another such case. 2. The kidneys of subjects with …

Fifty to sixty percent of clinical hypertension is sensitive to sodium (Na) intake: known
causes, primary aldosteronism, bilateral renal artery stenosis, mild azotemia, acromegaly …

Eleven patients with renovascular arterial hypertension were studied, 9 of whom had
unilateral renal artery stenosis and 2 bilateral renal artery stenosis. Angiotensin increased …

Shortly after the introduction of the sphygmomanometer to measure arterial blood pressure,
investigators began to center their attention on the kidney as the responsible organ for …

Shortly after the introduction of the sphygmomanometer to measure arterial blood pressure,
investigators began to center their attention on the kidney as the responsible organ for …

Investigation of the renin-angiotensin system has focused primarily on control of blood
pressure and hypertension on the one hand, and sodium homeostasis via angiotensin's …

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on the Sites of Action Of Clopamide and Furosemide JANOS P. RADO, MD• LASZLO SZENDE …