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ACUTE VASCULAR DISEASE CAUSED BY SEVERE RENAL ISCHAEMIA

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Published1962
Citations16
References18

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References (18)

Une micro-méthode de l’immuno-électrophorèse

1955 • 3,859 citations

THE CLINICAL COURSE AND PATHOLOGY OF HYPERTENSION WITH PAPILLOEDEMA (MALIGNANT HYPERTENSION)

1958 • 284 citations

Buffer Composition in Paper Electrophoresis

1956 • 216 citations

A Rapid One-Step Mallory-Heidenhain Stain for Connective Tissue

1950 • 188 citations

STUDIES ON EXPERIMENTAL HYPERTENSION

1938 • 150 citations

Hypertension and necrotizing arteritis in the rat following renal infarction.

1946 • 72 citations

Studies on the Relation of the Kidney to Cardiovascular Disease.

1940 • 68 citations

The Pathogenesis of Eclamptic Lesions

1961 • 66 citations

RENIN PROTEINURIA IN THE RAT

1949 • 49 citations

The production of serous effusions in nephrectomised animals by the administration of renal extracts and renin

1956 • 46 citations

The suppression by anti‐esterases of increased capillary permeability in acute inflammation

1960 • 46 citations

Activation of a globulin system controlling capillary permeability in inflammation

1957 • 25 citations

DEPOSITION OF SERUM PROTEINS IN VASCULAR WALLS DURING ACUTE HYPERTENSION

1961 • 25 citations

The suppression of experimental proteinuria in the rat by compounds that inhibit increased capillary permeability

1960 • 18 citations

Mechanism Whereby Renin Increases the Rate of T-1824 Disappearance From the Circulation of Rabbits

1954 • 13 citations

œdema induced in the rabbit by infarction of the kidneys and by the injection of renal extracts after nephrectomy

1954 • 9 citations

The significance of hypertensive encephalopathy.

1958 • 6 citations

New method of inducing experimental hypertension in the rat.

1954 • 6 citations

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