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Toward an Integrative Concept of Control of Total Body Sodium.

H. Wolfgang Reinhardt¹, Erdmann Seeliger.

Abstract

Total body sodium (TBSodium) is a major determinant of body water and arterial pressure. Several observations, in particular that of a "sodium memory," indicate that TBSodium is a controlled variable. Various regulatory elements are involved, e.g., the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system, atrial receptors, and renal arterial pressure. Balance studies in dogs provide new insights into their contributions to TBSodium control.

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Year: 2000 PMID： 11390935 DOI： 10.1152/physiologyonline.2000.15.6.319

Source DB: PubMed Journal: News Physiol Sci ISSN： 0886-1714

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1. Reply from V. A. Averina, H. G. Othmer, G. D. Fink and J. W. Osborn.

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5. Elevated renal perfusion pressure does not contribute to natriuresis induced by isotonic saline infusion in freely moving dogs.

Authors: Erdmann Seeliger; Jens Lundbaek Andersen; Peter Bie; H Wolfgang Reinhardt
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Toward an Integrative Concept of Control of Total Body Sodium.

1. Reply from V. A. Averina, H. G. Othmer, G. D. Fink and J. W. Osborn.

2. A new conceptual paradigm for the haemodynamics of salt-sensitive hypertension: a mathematical modelling approach.

3. Loss of endothelin B receptor function impairs sodium excretion in a time- and sex-dependent manner.

4. Increased dietary sodium is independently associated with greater mortality among prevalent hemodialysis patients.

5. Elevated renal perfusion pressure does not contribute to natriuresis induced by isotonic saline infusion in freely moving dogs.

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Review 7. The relevance of dietary sodium in hemodialysis.

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