Abnormal hemodynamics and elevated angiotensin II plasma levels in polydipsic patients on regular hemodialysis treatment
Authors:
- Salvatore BadalamentiSBSalvatore Badalamenti
- Alberto Del BoABAlberto Del Bo
- Monica MarabiniMMMonica Marabini
- Gabriella GazzanoGGGabriella Gazzano
- Giovanna ComoGCGiovanna Como
- Elena ViganòEVElena Viganò
- Giancarlo AmbrosoGAGiancarlo Ambroso
- Alberto MorgantiAMAlberto Morganti
- Lucia TuroloLTLucia Turolo
- 1 July 1993
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Kidney International
- Vol. 44 (1) , 107-114
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