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Renoprival hypertension

Hypertension caused by the absence of kidneys or functional kidney tissue.

Networked: 12 relevant articles (1 outcomes, 1 trials/studies)

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Disease Context: Research Results

Related Diseases

1.	Renal Hypertension

Experts

1.	Abitbol, C: 1 article (06/2001)
2.	Montane, B: 1 article (06/2001)
3.	Seguias, L: 1 article (06/2001)
4.	Strauss, J: 1 article (06/2001)
5.	Zilleruelo, G: 1 article (06/2001)

Drugs and Biologics

Drugs and Important Biological Agents (IBA) related to Renoprival hypertension:

1.	SodiumIBA 08/01/1972 - "Role of the renal medulla in the sodium-sensitive component of renoprival hypertension." 11/01/1959 - "Sodium gradient and renoprival hypertension in the rat." 09/01/1970 - "Peripheral resistance remained unchanged and pulse rate tended to fall.5. The increase in cardiac output appeared to be more than could be accounted for by anaemia alone, and it is suggested that plasma volume expansion was partly responsible.6. In another group of rats developing renoprival hypertension a correlation was found between changes in plasma volume and arterial pressure over the three days.7. Renoprival hypertension was accompanied by a slight but significant reduction in oxygen consumption in comparison with the controls.8. No relationship was found between the changes in blood pressure, and plasma sodium and potassium levels.9. It is concluded that the observed rise in cardiac output associated with renoprival hypertension as induced in this study was not attributable to anaemia nor to a rise in metabolic rate. "
2.	PotassiumIBA 09/01/1970 - "Peripheral resistance remained unchanged and pulse rate tended to fall.5. The increase in cardiac output appeared to be more than could be accounted for by anaemia alone, and it is suggested that plasma volume expansion was partly responsible.6. In another group of rats developing renoprival hypertension a correlation was found between changes in plasma volume and arterial pressure over the three days.7. Renoprival hypertension was accompanied by a slight but significant reduction in oxygen consumption in comparison with the controls.8. No relationship was found between the changes in blood pressure, and plasma sodium and potassium levels.9. It is concluded that the observed rise in cardiac output associated with renoprival hypertension as induced in this study was not attributable to anaemia nor to a rise in metabolic rate. "
3.	Lactic Acid (Lactate)FDA LinkGeneric 12/01/1957 - "Potentiation of renoprival hypertension by alanine, pyruvate and lactate."
4.	Endothelin-1 (Endothelin 1)IBA 06/01/2001 - "Angiotensin-II and endothelin-1 levels in children with renoprival hypertension."
5.	Pyruvic Acid (Pyruvate)IBA 12/01/1957 - "Potentiation of renoprival hypertension by alanine, pyruvate and lactate."
6.	SaltsIBA 12/01/1969 - "The influence of genetic factors and of diet on the blood pressures of the two classes of parabionts, operated and intact, indicated that renoprival hypertension occurred with equal frequency in rats from both strains; that the development of renoprival hypertension depended on the influence from an intact S partner, or on a high salt intake, or on both. " 12/01/1969 - "In this respect renoprival hypertension differs from salt and renal hypertension. "
7.	ReninIBA 08/01/1962 - "Renin-angiotensin machanisms and renoprival hypertension."
8.	Proteins (Proteins, Gene)FDA Link 06/01/1955 - "Influence of protein diets on development of renoprival hypertension in dogs."
9.	MethylcholanthreneIBA 06/01/1970 - "[Effect of 3-methylcholanthrene on renoprival hypertension in rats]."
10.	ElectrolytesIBA 11/01/1954 - "The influence of the adrenal on the water and electrolyte disturbances following nephrectomy and its relation to renoprival hypertension."

Therapies and Procedures

1.	Nephrectomy 11/01/1954 - "The influence of the adrenal on the water and electrolyte disturbances following nephrectomy and its relation to renoprival hypertension."