Mimran A, Ribstein J, Halimi J-M, DuCailar G
Microalbuminuria and the renal vascular response to L-
arginine in essential hypertension
Am Soc Nephrol
J Am Soc Nephrol (abstract)
(Nov) 6:664 1995
It is well established the renal haemodynamic response (increase in
RBF) to L-Arginine is blunted in essential hypertensives. This phenomenon
most likely depends on a defect in the renal NO pathway. This paper
shows that the renal response to L-Arginine is virtually abolished in
essential hypertensives with microalbuminuria while it is less severely
affected in normoalbuminuric hypertensives. Thus, microalbuminuria in
hypertensives is associated with a severe disturbance in the intrarenal
NO pathway.
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H: Pathophysiology :
Kidney in hypertension