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Measurement of renal medullary blood flow
Experientia, 1969Toutes les methodes de determination du flux sanguin dans la medullaire renale sont basees, jusqu'a present, sur lemploi de substances traceuses. Les differentes techniques sont passees en revue dans le present artical. Quelques-unes manquent de fondation theoriques rigoureuse; cependant, les valeurs moyennes obtenues pour le temps de passage a travers
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A dynamic model of renal blood flow autoregulation
Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 1994To test whether a mathematical model combining dynamic models of the tubuloglomerular feedback (TGF) mechanism and the myogenic mechanism was sufficient to explain dynamic autoregulation of renal blood flow, we compared model simulations with experimental data.
N. H. Holstein-Rathlou +3 more
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Splanchnic and Renal Blood Flow
1989To my knowledge there have been no studies on splanchnic or renal blood flow on voluntarily diving reptiles or birds. Therefore, this chapter concerns mammals in which information is the result of only two studies. Before dealing with these reports, a few comments on the basic aspects of renal and visceral blood flow follow.
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Adaptations in control of blood flow with training: splanchnic and renal blood flows
Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise, 1998Acute exercise is associated with large increases in cardiac and active skeletal muscle blood flows and reduced blood flows to inactive muscle, skin, kidneys, and organs served by the splanchnic circulation. Splanchnic and renal blood flows are reduced in proportion to relative exercise intensity.
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Rapid, Sequential Renal Blood Flow Scintiphotography
Radiology, 1969With the use of the Anger Scintillation Camera, the injection of a small bolus containing a large amount of radioactive tracer makes possible visualization of major vascular pathways as well as of the blood supply to certain critical organs, such as the kidney.
L M, Freeman +3 more
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Renal blood flow autoregulation in blood pressure control
Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension, 2002Although the kidney strives to maintain its perfusion within tight boundaries, considerable blood flow fluctuations do occur. The reasons for this are the rather slow acting compensatory mechanisms of renal blood flow autoregulation, the effects of renal nerves, hormonal influences, etc.
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Blood Flow in the Renal Glomerulus
Journal of Urology, 1960Arne Hossmann +3 more
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Measurement of renal blood flow
Journal of Surgical Research, 1982Bruce L. Gewertz, Charles D. Moore
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