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Elevated blood pressure and angiotensin II are associated with accelerated loss of renal function in diabetic nephropathy.

W G Walker, J Hermann, R Murphy, A Patz.

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Year: 1986 PMID： 3837968 PMCID： PMC2279692

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Trans Am Clin Climatol Assoc ISSN： 0065-7778

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Authors: A R Christlieb; J H Warram; A S Królewski; E J Busick; O P Ganda; A C Asmal; J S Soeldner; R F Bradley
Journal: Diabetes Date: 1981 Impact factor: 9.461

6. Arterial and venous angiotensin II in normal subjects. Relation to plasma renin activity and plasma aldosterone concentration, and response to posture and volume changes.

Authors: W G Walker; M A Moore; J S Horvath; P K Whelton
Journal: Circ Res Date: 1976-06 Impact factor: 17.367

7. Relation between plasma renin activity, angiotensin, and aldosterone and blood pressure in mild untreated hypertension.

Authors: W G Walker; J S Horvath; M A Moore; P Whelton; R P Russell
Journal: Circ Res Date: 1976-06 Impact factor: 17.367

Elevated blood pressure and angiotensin II are associated with accelerated loss of renal function in diabetic nephropathy.

1. THE PROBLEM OF THE RELATION OF THE CONTROL OF DIABETES TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF VASCULAR DISEASE.

2. Continuous subcutaneous insulin.

3. Control of blood glucose and diabetic vascular disease.

4. A simple method of estimating progression of chronic renal failure.

5. Hypertension: the major risk factor in juvenile-onset insulin-dependent diabetics.

6. Arterial and venous angiotensin II in normal subjects. Relation to plasma renin activity and plasma aldosterone concentration, and response to posture and volume changes.

7. Relation between plasma renin activity, angiotensin, and aldosterone and blood pressure in mild untreated hypertension.

8. Effect of 1 year of near-normal blood glucose levels on retinopathy in insulin-dependent diabetics.

9. Long term correction of hyperglycaemia and progression of renal failure in insulin dependent diabetes.

10. Long-term improvement of metabolic control with the insulin pump does not reverse diabetic microangiopathy.

Review 1. At risk nephrons and the decline in renal function in response to treatment of hypertension.

Review 2. Hemodynamic factors in the pathogenesis of diabetic nephropathy.