Key result
Congestive cardiac failure alters diurnal excretion patterns of water and sodium.
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Clinicians have been aware that nocturia is an important symptom of disease, yet there has been little investigation of the underlying mechanisms. The nocturias of obstruction with overflow, of cystitis, and of pregnancy, have had obvious ex- Arteriosclerotic heart dis- 46 ease Rheumatic heart disease 47 Br Arteriosclerotic heart dis- 55 ease Ba Rheumatic heart disease 49 Je Hypertensive and arterio- 62 sclerotic heart disease Pe Arteriosclerotic heart dis- 58 ease Si Cirrhosis 53 Do Cirrhosis 52 Re Cirrhosis 55 Le Cirrhosis 52 Ro Cirrhosis 55 Li Cirrhosis 61 He Cirrhosis with hepatoma 56
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Ralph Goldman (1951) conducted an observational in Congestive cardiac failure and cirrhosis of the liver. Diurnal variation in congestive cardiac failure and cirrhosis was evaluated on Nocturnal diuresis of water and sodium. Diurnal variation of water and sodium excretion was investigated in patients aged 46-62 years with congestive cardiac failure and cirrhosis, though quantitative results are omitted in the text.
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