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Course of hypertension during prolonged treatment with heterologous renin

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L'hypertension artérielle causée par des injections sous-cutanées de rénine de porc disparaît graduellement au cours d'un traitement prolongé. L'élévation du taux d'anti-rénine plasmatique est vraisemblablement responsable de ce retour à la tension normale. Pendant la phase d'hypertension, on a noté une potentiation des effets cardiovasculaires de la rénine et de l'angiotensine, potentiation dont le rôle dans la pathogénèse de l'hypertension reste à déterminer.

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  1. Research Division and Division of Pathology, Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, USA

    G. M. C. Masson, K. Aoki & Sh. D. Deodhar

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Supported by NIH grant No. HE-6835.

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Masson, G.M.C., Aoki, K. & Deodhar, S.D. Course of hypertension during prolonged treatment with heterologous renin. Experientia 22, 531–532 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01898674

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