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Kidney hemodynamics after ketone body and amino acid infusion in normal and IDDM subjects

Nosadini et al., 1989

Document ID
14771059106132228434
Author
Nosadini R
Trevisan R
Fioretto P
Semplicini A
Samà B
Velussi M
Luigi Da Campo G
Avogaro A
Vizzaccaro A
Donadon V
Mongillo S
Doria A
Publication year
Publication venue
Diabetes

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Little information is available on the hemodynamic response (renal reserve) of the diabetic kidney during an acute amino acid infusion, which has been shown to increase glomerular filtration rate (GFR) in normal humans. We recently found that the infusion of ketone bodies …
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