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H. Smith (1956)
Unilateral nephrectomy in hypertensive disease.The Journal of urology, 76 6
Q. Deming (1954)
Association of polyuria and albuminuria with hypertension of unilateral renal origin.A.M.A. archives of internal medicine, 93 2
D. Mcdonald (1961)
Individual Renal Clearance in Diagnosis of Hypertension of Renal OriginThe Journal of Urology, 86
N. Ockerblad, R. Weltmer (1948)
Renal tuberculosis with special reference to cases of long standing and those treated with streptomycin.The Journal of urology, 59 4
J. Stokes, H. Wohltmann, E. Carlson (1960)
Coarctation of the Abdominal Aorta and Renal Artery Stenosis Corrected by Surgical Treatment: The Importance of Individual Renal Function Tests in Selection of Proper Management.Annals of surgery, 152 5
J. Moyer, C. Heider, K. Pevey, R. Ford (1958)
The effect of treatment on the vascular deterioration associated with hypertension, with particular emphasis on renal function.The American journal of medicine, 24 2
O. B. Deming (1954)
Association of Polyuria and Albuminuria With Hypertension of Unilateral Renal OriginArch Intern Med, 93
R. A. Straffon (1960)
A Clinical Evaluation of the Radioactive Diodrast Renogram as a Screening Test in HypertensionJ Urol, 83
E. Yendt, W. Kerr, D. Wilson, Z. Jaworski (1960)
The diagnosis and treatment of renal hypertension; with special reference to a case of hypertension due to stenosis of both renal arteries.The American journal of medicine, 28
E. Margolin, J. Merrill, J. Harrison (1957)
Diagnosis of hypertension due to occlusions of the renal artery.The New England journal of medicine, 256 13
R. Straffon, A. Garcia (1960)
A clinical evaluation of the radioactive diodrast renogram as a screening test in hypertension.Medical bulletin, 25
T. Connor, M. Berthrong, W. Thomas, J. Howard (1957)
Hypertension due to unilateral renal disease; with a report on a functional test helpful in diagnosis.Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital, 100 6
Decamp Pt, R. Birchall (1958)
Recognition and treatment of renal arterial stenosis associated with hypertension.Surgery, 43 1
D. Grob (1960)
Diagnosis and management of the curable forms of hypertension.Advances in internal medicine, 10
I. Imber (1955)
Obstruction of Renal Artery Producing Malignant HypertensionNew Eng J Med, 252
C. C. Winter , M. H. Maxwell, R. E. Rockney, C. R. and Kleeman (1959)
Results of the Radioisotope Renogram and Comparison With Other Kidney Tests Among Hypertensive IndividualsJ Urol, 59
Abstract Frequent reports have appeared in the urological literature dealing with the diagnosis and treatment of renal hypertension.1-6 Emphasis has been placed on clinical history, intravenous pyelography, divided function studies, renal angiography, and more recently the radioisotope renogram.7 Unexplained flank pain followed by the abrupt onset of severe hypertension naturally alerts the physician to the possibility of segmental or main renal artery thrombosis or embolism, but more often the history is less suggestive or unremarkable. Intravenous pyelograms and tests of total renal function are frequently normal, and divided function studies are subject to considerable error, in both performance and interpretation. Renal angiography, while important in the ultimate preoperative evaluation of the patient with suspected renal hypertension, has certain attendant hazards and should not be used as a routine diagnostic procedure. In the preoperative evaluation of the patient with renal hypertension it has generally been emphasized that total renal function References 1. Smith, H. W.: Unilateral Nephrectomy in Hypertensive Disease , J Urol 76:685, 1956. 2. Connor, T. B.; Berthrong, M.; Thomas, W. C.; and Howard, J. E.: Hypertension Due to Unilateral Renal Disease, With a Report on a Functional Test Helpful in Diagnosis , Bull Hopkins Hosp 100:241-276, 1957. 3. DeCamp, P. T., and Birchall, R.: Recognition and Treatment of Renal Arterial Stenosis Associated With Hypertension , Surgery 43:134, 1958. 4. McDonald, D. F.: Individual Renal Clearance in Diagnosis of Hypertension of Renal Origin , J Urol 86:289-294, 1961. 5. Straffon, R. A., and Garcia, A. M.: A Clinical Evaluation of the Radioactive Diodrast Renogram as a Screening Test in Hypertension , J Urol 83: 774-781, 1960. 6. Stokes, J. M.; Wohltmann, H.; and Carlson, E.: Coarctation of the Abdominal Aorta and Renal Artery Stenosis Corrected by Surgical Treatment: The Importance of Individual Renal Function Tests in Selection of Proper Management , Ann Surg 152:856-860, 1960.Crossref 7. Winter, C. C.; Maxwell, M. H.; Rockney, R. E.; and Kleeman, C. R.: Results of the Radioisotope Renogram and Comparison With Other Kidney Tests Among Hypertensive Individuals , J Urol 59:674, 1959. 8. Yendt, E. R.; Kerr, W. K.; Wilson, D. R.; and Jawarski, Z. F.: The Diagnosis and Treatment of Renal Hypertension, With Special Reference to a Case of Hypertension Due to Stenosis of Both Renal Arteries , Amer J Med 28:169, 1960.Crossref 9. Grob, D.: Diagnosis and Management of the Curable Forms of Hypertension , Advance Intern Med 10:219-258, 1960. 10. Imber, I., and Clymer, R.: Obstruction of Renal Artery Producing Malignant Hypertension , New Eng J Med 252:8, 1955.Crossref 11. Margolin, E. G.; Merrill, J. P.; and Harrison, J. H.: Diagnosis of Hypertension Due to Occlusions of the Renal Artery , New Eng J Med 256:581, 1957.Crossref 12. Deming, O. B.: Association of Polyuria and Albuminuria With Hypertension of Unilateral Renal Origin , Arch Intern Med 93:197-204, 1954.Crossref 13. Moyer, J. H.; Heider, C.; Pevey, K.; and Ford, R. V.: The Effect of Treatment on the Vascular Deterioration Associated With Hypertension, With Particular Emphasis on Renal Function , Amer J Med 24:177, 1958.Crossref
Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association
Published: Sep 1, 1963
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