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Wright et al., 1981 - Google Patents

High urine flow rate increases prostaglandin E excretion in the conscious dog

Wright et al., 1981

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675479924388320159
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Wright L
Rosenblatt S
Lifschitz M
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Prostaglandins

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Although previous studies from this and other laboratories have shown that urinary prostaglandin E excretion (U PGE V) can vary independent of urine flow rate, recent studies during water diuresis in the conscious dog have suggested that high urine flow rate per se …
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