Acute natriuretic effect of nifedipine on different sodium intakes in essential hypertension: evidence for distal tubular effect?

Francesco P. Cappuccio(University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust), G A MacGregor(Charing Cross Hospital), Elizabeth Folkerd(Royal Marsden Hospital), Barry Sampson(Charing Cross Hospital), Tarek Antonios(St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Nirmala D. Markandu(University of London), Giuseppe A. Sagnella(Charing Cross Hospital)
PubMed
August 1, 1994
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