Intrarenal hemodynamic changes following acute partial renal arterial occlusion.

Brake, Charles M.; Reins, Dale; Wittmers, Lorenz E.; Hinshaw, Lerner B.; United States. Office of Aviation Medicine

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Intrarenal hemodynamic changes following acute partial renal arterial occlusion.

1965-10-01
By Brake, Charles M. ; Reins, Dale ; Wittmers, Lorenz E. ; ...

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Brake, Charles M. ; Reins, Dale ; Wittmers, Lorenz E. ; Hinshaw, Lerner B.

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United States. Office of Aviation Medicine
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Arterial Occlusions Arteries Blood Blood Pressure Dogs Dogs As Laboratory Animals Experiments Hemodynamics Hyperemia Internal Organs Kidneys Laboratory Animals Renal Artery Renin Vascular Resistance
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AM 65-27 ; DOT/FAA/AM-65/27

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Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
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Both an increase and a decrease in total renal vascular resistance, following a period of total renal artery occlusion, have been reported from this laboratory. The duration of the occlusive period and height of the perfusion pressure were found to prescribe consistently the hemodynamic response. The present study, using adult mongrel dogs, indicates that, following a period of partial occlusion, in a critical range of renal artery pressure (40% to 50% of control), intrarenal hemodynamic changes mimicked those seen after total obstruction of blood flow. Reactive hyperemia was not observed.
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