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4. Reduction in renal blood flow following acute increase in the portal pressure: evidence for the existence of a hepatorenal reflex in man?

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5. Gastrointestinal lymphatics in health and disease.

Authors: J S Alexander; Vijay C Ganta; P A Jordan; Marlys H Witte
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6. Clinical value of urinary retinol-binding protein in ascites due to cirrhosis.

Authors: Yujing Xia; Jingjing Li; Sainan Li; Tong Liu; Yuqing Zhou; Qin Yin; Jianrong Wang; Wenxia Lu; Rong Zhang; Yuanyuan Zheng; Fan Wang; Jie Lu; Kan Chen; Weiqi Dai; Yingqun Zhou; Chuanyong Guo
Journal: Exp Ther Med Date: 2017-09-22 Impact factor: 2.447

Progress in liver disease: physiological factors involved in the causation of cirrhotic ascites.

1. Is there still a need for albumin infusions to treat patients with liver disease?

2. Antibiotic penetrance of ascitic fluid in dogs.

Review 3. The endocrinology and pathophysiology of alcoholic cirrhosis and functional renal failure--a review.

4. Reduction in renal blood flow following acute increase in the portal pressure: evidence for the existence of a hepatorenal reflex in man?

5. Gastrointestinal lymphatics in health and disease.

6. Clinical value of urinary retinol-binding protein in ascites due to cirrhosis.

Review 7. Pathologic aspects of cirrhosis. A review.

Review 8. Pathophysiology and management of pediatric ascites.

9. Total body water, extracellular water, plasma volume, and total body potassium in cirrhosis of the liver.

10. [Kidney involvement in liver diseases. Pathophysiology and clinical course].