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The movement of intratubular fluid during stop flow has been investigated by injecting 2 or more filtration indicators at different intervals during period of ureteral occlusion. Appearance of these indicators in different samples collected upon release of the occlusion demonstrates that appreciable fluid movement takes place during stop flow.
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