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S. Singh, L. Page (1967)
Hypertension in early life.The American journal of the medical sciences, 253 3
Q. Deming (1954)
Association of polyuria and albuminuria with hypertension of unilateral renal origin.A.M.A. archives of internal medicine, 93 2
E. Selkurt (1951)
Effect of Pulse Pressure and Mean Arterial Pressure Modification on Renal Hemodynamics and Electrolyte and Water ExcretionCirculation, 4
R. Shipley, R. Study (1951)
Changes in renal blood flow, extraction of inulin, glomerular filtration rate, tissue pressure and urine flow with acute alterations of renal artery blood pressure.The American journal of physiology, 167 3
J. Truman (2007)
From the Massachusetts General Hospital Childhood Hypertension : Etiology , Investigation and Treatment
J. Still, D. Cottom (1967)
Severe hypertension in childhood.Archives of Disease in Childhood, 42
M. Barraclough (1966)
Sodium and water depletion with acute malignant hypertension.The American journal of medicine, 40 2
Oster J (1947)
Arterial hypertension in a child cured by nephrectomyActa Med Scand, 128
Deming QB (1954)
Association of polyuria and albuminuria with hypertension of unilateral renal originArch Intern Med, 93
J. Loggie (1969)
Hypertension in children and adolescents. I. Causes and diagnostic studies.The Journal of pediatrics, 74 3
Rubin MI (1964)
Systemic hypertensionPediat Clin N Amer, 11
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
Crawford JD Page LB (1966)
Childhood hypertension: Etiology, investigation and treatmentClin Pediat, 5
P. Decamp, R. Birchall (1958)
Recognition and treatment of renal arterial stenosis associated with hypertension.Surgery, 43 1
C. Vaamonde, I. Sporn, R. Lancestremere, J. Belsky, S. Papper (1964)
AUGMENTED NATRIURETIC RESPONSE TO ACUTE SODIUM INFUSION AFTER BLOOD PRESSURE ELEVATION WITH METARAMINOL IN NORMOTENSIVE SUBJECTS.The Journal of clinical investigation, 43
A. Thal, T. Grage, R. Vernier (1963)
Function of the Contralateral Kidney in Renal Hypertension Due to Renal Artery StenosisCirculation, 27
Laidlaw Jc, E. Yendt, A. Gornall (1960)
Hypertension caused by renal artery occlusion simulating primary aldosteronism.Metabolism: clinical and experimental, 9
Abstract A set of identical female twins developed hematuria and a salt-losing state three days after birth. Evaluation at 10 months of age for failure to thrive revealed severe hypertension associated with interstitial nephritis and massive medial hypertrophy of the renal arterioles. Known causes of hypertension have been eliminated. To our knowledge, this clinical picture has not been previously described. References 1. Rubin MI: Systemic hypertension . Pediat Clin N Amer 11:431-463, 1964. 2. Loggie JMH: Hypertension in children and adolescents: I. Causes and diagnostic studies . J Pediat 74:331-355, 1969.Crossref 3. Page LB, Crawford JD: Childhood hypertension: Etiology, investigation and treatment . Clin Pediat 5:39-44, 1966.Crossref 4. Still JL, Cotom D: Severe hypertension in childhood . Arch Dis Child 44:34-39, 1967.Crossref 5. Singh SP, Page LB: Hypertension in early life . Amer J Med Sci 253:255-262, 1967.Crossref 6. Vaamonde CA, Sporn IN, Lancestremere RG, et al: Augmented natriuretic response to acute sodium infusion after blood pressure elevation with metaraminol in normotensive subjects . J Clin Invest 43:496-502, 1964.Crossref 7. Shipley RE, Study RS: Changes in the renal blood flow, extraction of insulin, glomerular filtration rate, tissue pressure and urine flow with acute alterations of renal artery blood pressure . Amer J Physiol 167:676-688, 1951. 8. Selkurt EE: Effect of pulse pressure and mean arterial pressure modification on renal hemodynamics and electrolyte and water excretion . Circulation 4:541-551, 1951.Crossref 9. Barraclough MA: Sodium and water dipletion with acute malignant hypertension . Amer J Med 40:265-272, 1966.Crossref 10. Oster J: Arterial hypertension in a child cured by nephrectomy . Acta Med Scand 128:42-50, 1947.Crossref 11. Deming QB: Association of polyuria and albuminuria with hypertension of unilateral renal origin . Arch Intern Med 93:197-204, 1954.Crossref 12. DeCamp PT, Birchall R: Recognition and treatment of renal artery stenosis associated with hypertension . Surgery 43:134-152, 1958. 13. Margolin EG, Merrill JP, Harrison JH: Diagnosis of hypertension due to occlusions of the renal artery . New Eng J Med 256:581-588, 1957.Crossref 14. Laidlow JC, Yendt ER, Gornall AG: Hypertension caused by renal artery occlusion simulating primary aldosteronism . Metabolism 9:612-623, 1960. 15. Thal AP, Grage TB, Vernier RL: Function of the contralateral kidney in renal hypertension due to renal artery stenosis . Circulation 27:36-43, 1963.Crossref
American Journal of Diseases of Children – American Medical Association
Published: Oct 1, 1971
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