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Archives of Neurology, 1967
It is well known that after stress of various types, there may be a diminished output of urine which, in most instances, has no deleterious effect. Pringle et al 1 first noted this in 1905 on patients after surgical procedures. It has also been observed following trauma and general anesthesia.
J. D. Hudson, R. J. Joynt
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It is well known that after stress of various types, there may be a diminished output of urine which, in most instances, has no deleterious effect. Pringle et al 1 first noted this in 1905 on patients after surgical procedures. It has also been observed following trauma and general anesthesia.
J. D. Hudson, R. J. Joynt
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PHENYLBUTAZONE AND WATER RETENTION
Journal of the American Medical Association, 1953To the Editor: —Phenylbutazone has recently been presented to the profession ( J. A. M. A . 149: 729 [June 21] 1952) and to the public ( Time 59: 76 [June 16] 1952) as a non-narcotic analgesic substance more potent than the salicylates. Salt and water retention has been noted.
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Cyclophosphamide and Water Retention: Mechanism Revisited
Journal of Pediatric Endocrinology and Metabolism, 2000We describe an 8 year-old girl with established diabetes insipidus who developed cyclophosphamide-associated antidiuresis. The patient had received cyclophosphamide as part of a high-dose chemotherapy regimen for recurrent suprasellar dysgerminoma prior to autologous bone marrow transplantation.
D M, Campbell +3 more
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Soil Science Society of America Journal, 2005
Knowledge of soil water retention is fundamental to quantify the flow of water and dissolved substances in the subsurface. Water retention is often quantified with models fitted to observed retention points. Interpretation and conversion of parameters from different models is subjective and prone to error. We examined 461 retention
Haverkamp, Randel +4 more
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Knowledge of soil water retention is fundamental to quantify the flow of water and dissolved substances in the subsurface. Water retention is often quantified with models fitted to observed retention points. Interpretation and conversion of parameters from different models is subjective and prone to error. We examined 461 retention
Haverkamp, Randel +4 more
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A fractal analysis of the water retention curve
Hydrological Processes, 2018AbstractThe dependence of the soil water content ϑ upon the matric potential ψ is studied within a fractal approach that regards the water retention curve as a sequence of well defined fractal regimes. Each of such regimes accounts for a given functional dependence ϑ≡ϑ(ψ), which in turn is characterized by a fractal dimension.
Samuele De Bartolo +2 more
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RETENTION OF WATER AND SEDIMENT BY GRASS STRIPS
Hydrological Processes, 1996This paper discusses aspects of grass vegetation in relation to soil erosion control. By means of a literature research, four options for using grass vegetation were recognized, each having its own requirements concerning maintenance, vegetation characteristics and field layout. The main filter mechanisms, application in the field and effects on runoff
van Dijk, P.M. +2 more
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Characterization of Water Retentive Properties of Hyaluronan
Cornea, 1993We examined the water retentive properties of hyaluronan because of its reported therapeutic effect in the treatment of dry eye. Hyaluronan dose dependently retarded water loss from a solution kept at constant temperature and humidity. Similarly, water loss was retarded when hyaluronan was placed atop an agar gel. These decreases in water loss were not
M, Nakamura +5 more
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POSTOPERATIVE WATER AND SODIUM RETENTION
The Lancet, 1953L P, LE QUESNE, A A G, LEWIS
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