Why the study?
Does beta adrenergic blockade affect patterns of urinary sodium excretion in normal subjects and patients with heart disease?
Population
Normal subjects and patients with heart disease
Design
Other
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Alerts to potential sodium handling changes with beta-blockade; extends cardio-renal physiology for targeted heart disease research.
Does beta adrenergic blockade affect patterns of urinary sodium excretion in normal subjects and patients with heart disease?
This early physiological study aimed to determine if the impairment of hemodynamic performance caused by beta-adrenergic blockade is associated with changes in patterns of urinary sodium excretion.
Stephen E. Epstein (1966) studied this question.
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