RÔLE OF THE KIDNEY IN PATHOGENESIS OF HYPERTENSION AS DETERMINED BY A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF BILATERAL NEPHRECTOMY AND OTHER EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF THE DOG - Concepedia

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RÔLE OF THE KIDNEY IN PATHOGENESIS OF HYPERTENSION AS DETERMINED BY A STUDY OF THE EFFECTS OF BILATERAL NEPHRECTOMY AND OTHER EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURES ON THE BLOOD PRESSURE OF THE DOG

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1949

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Arthur P. Grollman, E. E. Muirhead, John C. Vanatta

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HypertensionUrologyRenal DiseaseRenal FunctionMedicineRenal PathologyPhysiologyRenal PathophysiologyThe DogNephrologyKidney ResearchEndocrine Hypertension

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