Why the study?
Does bilateral renal denervation block the suppression of plasma renin activity by vasopressin in conscious dogs?
Population
7 conscious dogs
Comparison
Bilateral renal denervation vs Before bilateral renal denervation
Design
Preclinical
Follow-up
1 to 3 weeks following renal denervation
Authors
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Renal nerve mediation of vasopressin effects on renin in dogs leaves open translation to human cardiorenal physiology.
Does bilateral renal denervation block the suppression of plasma renin activity by vasopressin in conscious dogs?
Bilateral renal denervation blocks the suppression of plasma renin activity by vasopressin in conscious dogs, indicating this suppression is a reflex response mediated by renal nerves.
Gregory et al. (1984) studied this question.
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