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Antidiuretic hormone excess

The Journal of Pediatrics, 1979
Known physiologic mechanisms explain the elevated blood ADH levels observed in most patients with the syndrome of inappropriate ADH. Therefore the word "inappropriate" is a misnomer. It implies that the mechanisms that regulate ADH release are not functioning normally--which is not true.
A L, Friedman, W E, Segar
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Inappropriate Antidiuretic Hormone

Annals of Internal Medicine, 1973
Excerpt To the editor: The report of Miller and Moses (Ann Intern Med77:715-721, 1972) documenting the usefulness of the radioimmunoassay of urinary antidiuretic hormone (ADH) was impressive.
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A novel antidiuretic hormone governs tumour-induced renal dysfunction

Nature, 2023
Wenhao Xu   +4 more
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Antidiuretic action of enteramine

Experientia, 1950
Acetonextrakte der hinteren Speicheldrusen vonOctopus vulgaris undEledone (E. moschata undE. Aldrovandi), der Hypobranchialdruse vonMurex trunculus undMurex brandaris, sowie der Milz und der Magen- und Dunndarmschleimhaut von Saugetieren verhindern merkwurdigerweise die Diurese der Ratte, des Hundes, des Meerschweinchens, des Frosches, der Krote und ...
V, ERSPAMER, A, OTTOLENGHI
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Hemodialysis Studies of Antidiuretic Hormone

Journal of Dialysis, 1980
Hemodialyzability of antidiuretic hormone (ADH) was studied in 14 patients undergoing hemodialysis procedure. In addition hemofiltration (dry dialysis) was performed in 8 patients and hemofiltrate samples were collected for ADH assay. The mean values for plasma ADH level in ingoing and outgoing blood were nearly identical.
N D, Vaziri   +3 more
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