Does potassium lower blood pressure by increasing sodium excretion? A metabolic study in patients with mild to moderate essential hypertension.

S J Smith(Charing Cross Hospital), G A MacGregor(Charing Cross Hospital), Lucilla Poston(St Thomas' Hospital), Nirmala D. Markandu(University of London), P. J. Hilton, Giuseppe A. Sagnella(Charing Cross Hospital)

PubMed

December 1, 1983

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