Annals of Internal Medicine · 1937 · 205 citations · 46 references
MedicineNeurosurgeryVeterinary PhysiologyRenal PathophysiologyBlood Pressure RegulationRenal HemodynamicsRenal PhysiologySpinal AnatomySpinal Cord PhysiologyHypertension PathophysiologyInduced HypertensionRenal Arterial SupplyRenal HypertensionSpinal Nerve RootsSympathetic Nervous System RegulationSystemic ArteriesThoracic Nerves
ExcerptThe production of persistent hypertension in dogs and monkeys has been reported in previous communications.1-4This was accomplished by constricting the main renal arteries by means of a special silver clamp devised for the purpose. In some of the dogs hypertension of severe degree has now existed for more than five years. The type of hypertension produced by this method depends upon the degree of constriction of the renal arteries. When the constriction is not very great, there is little or no disturbance of renal function accompanying the hypertension and it resembles benign hypertension in man. When the constriction is...
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STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION
Harry Goldblatt, James E. Lynch, R. F. Hanzal et al. · The Journal of Experimental Medicine · 1934 · 2.1K citations · Full text
EXPERIMENTAL RENAL INSUFFICIENCY PRODUCED BY PARTIAL NEPHRECTOMY
Alfred Chanutin · Archives of internal medicine · 1932 · 288 citations
Medicine, Nephrology, Pathology +10