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Diuretic Response to Furosemide in the Presence of Renal Insufficiency
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966DURING THE COURSE of renal insufficiency, edema frequently develops. The management of this edema offers a therapeutic challenge of somewhat greater magnitude than that met in cardiac decompensation and hepatic cirrhosis. The edema of uncomplicated cardiac failure usually responds well to the saluretic agents currently available including the organic ...
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Journal of Endocrinology, 1965
SUMMARY Three parameters of the diuretic response to a water load are defined these are: diuretic lag, rate of diuresis and total output/input. A heterogeneous stock of mice was set up using the strains A/Cam, CBA/FaCam, SF/Cam and Peru. Directional selection was made from this stock for rate of diuresis, and total output/input.
J, Stewart, S G, Spickett
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SUMMARY Three parameters of the diuretic response to a water load are defined these are: diuretic lag, rate of diuresis and total output/input. A heterogeneous stock of mice was set up using the strains A/Cam, CBA/FaCam, SF/Cam and Peru. Directional selection was made from this stock for rate of diuresis, and total output/input.
J, Stewart, S G, Spickett
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Natriutetic and phosphaturic response to diuretics after parathyroidectomy in dogs
European Journal of Pharmacology, 1977Intact and acutely parathyroidectomized (TPTX) dogs were studied during hydropenia, volume expansion (VE), volume expansion plus ethacrynic acid (EA), and volume expansion plus acetazolamide (AZ). In intact dogs, VE produced marked increases in both Na+ and phosphate (Pi) excretion; in TPTX dogs, Na+ excretion increased but phosphaturia was minimal ...
J G, Kleinman +3 more
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Cochlear microphonic potential response of the dog to diuretic compounds
Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, 1973Studies have been carried out to determine the ototoxic effects of diuretics in the dog. After baseline levels had been determined at peak frequencies for each animal, cochlear microphonic potentials (CMP) were followed for 4- to 6-hr periods following single or cumulative iv administration of the drugs.
W J, Goldman +2 more
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Hypertension subtypes modify metabolic response to thiazide diuretics
European Journal of Clinical Investigation, 2015AbstractBackgroundBlood pressure (BP) and metabolic response to thiazide diuretics might be varied in patients with different hypertension subtypes and ethnicities. This study aimed to investigate the response of BP and metabolic profiles to shortâterm thiazide treatment in an Asian cohort with different hypertension subtypes.DesignSerial ethnic ...
Chin-Chou, Huang +6 more
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RESPONSE OF THE INFANT KIDNEY TO DIURETIC DRUGS.
Canadian Medical Association journal, 1996The diuretic response of normal infants, 6 to 47 days of age, to single doses of mercaptomerin, chlorothiazide, acetazolamide, triamterene and spironolactone was studied by following urinary electrolytes, pH and osmolality. Peak diuresis occured two to four hours after drug administration, and because of compensatory mechanisms little change in urinary
R D, WALKER, G R, CUMMING
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Diuretic responses to electrolyte loads in four strains of mice
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology, 1969Abstract 1. 1. Comparative studies on strains which differ in their diuretic responses to electrolyte loads suggest that variation in vasopressin levels may play a part in mediating the diuretic responses; and that vasopressin may have a natriuretic effect. 2. 2.
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The Isolated Kidney and Its Response to Diuretic Agents
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1951S, KUPFER, D D, THOMPSON, R F, PITTS
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Diuretic and thermoregulatory responses to preoptic cooling in the monkey
American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1968J N, Hayward, M A, Baker
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THE DOSAGE-RESPONSE CURVE FOR THE COMPARISON OF MERCURIAL DIURETICS
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 1950D A, CLARKE +5 more
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