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Renal physiology in pregnancy

Dunlop, 1979

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9897568138779745403
Author
Dunlop W
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Postgraduate Medical Journal

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The changes which occur in renal excretory function during pregnancy are discussed. The relationship between glomerular filtration rate and effective renal plasma flow is examined in the light of new serial data obtained under conditions of saline diuresis. Changes in the …
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