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Are microalbuminuria and erythrocyte sodium-hydrogen exchange related phenomena in patients with essential hypertension?
Are microalbuminuria and erythrocyte sodium-hydrogen exchange related phenomena in patients with essential hypertension?
In essential hypertension, microalbuminuria appears to be a hemodynamically driven variable, whereas accelerated sodium-hydrogen exchange is linked to metabolic abnormalities like insulin resistance, rather than being directly related to each other.
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Microalbuminuria and erythrocyte Na-H exchange appear unrelated in essential hypertension; hypothesis-generating for distinct pathophysiological pathways.
Giampietro et al. (1995) studied this question.
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