ライフサイエンスコーパス: sodium restriction

1 ary tract (NTS) as a result of early dietary sodium restriction.

2 dded in a stepwise fashion while maintaining sodium restriction.

3 e factors may become evident through dietary sodium restriction.

4 ant downregulation was observed with dietary sodium restriction.

5 rient alterations of a broad prescription of sodium restriction.

6 individuals who form hypercalciuric stones, sodium restriction along with thiazide diuretics helps t

7 Dietary sodium restriction also increased jejunal interstitial f

8 nd 6-keto-PGF(1alpha) in response to dietary sodium restriction and Ang II infusion.

9 Acute renal failure can be precipitated by sodium restriction and concomitant angiotensin-convertin

10 163 (P = .0001) significantly increased with sodium restriction and RAAS activation, compared with le

11 With modest sodium restriction, blood pressure fell to 156/87 (22/9)

12 Sodium restriction, but not exercise, also reduced 24-h

13 In individual patients, the effects of sodium restriction by diet should balance anticipated be

14 The health effect of sodium restriction can be assessed only by outcome study

15 Sodium restriction can enhance the renal tubular reabsor

16 Dietary sodium restriction combined with unilateral chorda tympa

17 During the luteal phase of the sodium restriction cycle, significant decreases in plasm

18 s were randomized to either medical therapy (sodium restriction, diuretics, and total paracentesis) (

19 sought to determine the efficacy of dietary sodium restriction (DSR) for improving vascular endothel

20 Dietary sodium restriction during pre- and postnatal development

21 This consequence of sodium restriction has not been specifically addressed i

22 Early dietary sodium restriction has profound influences on the organi

23 Dietary sodium restriction has several clinical benefits, partic

24 In HFPEF animal models, dietary sodium restriction improves ventricular and vascular sti

25 Dietary sodium restriction in animals enhances the chronic nephr

26 of quality evidence regarding the effects of sodium restriction in patients with CKD, particularly in

27 By comparison, dietary sodium restriction instituted during pre- and postnatal

28 In addition, there is good evidence that sodium restriction is accompanied by other hemodynamic a

29 ntification of communities for which dietary sodium restriction is most likely to be beneficial.

30 linical implementation, poor compliance with sodium restriction, lack of analysis of changes in patte

31 Previous work demonstrated that dietary sodium restriction may induce these early functional def

32 PD or L-NAME, suggesting that the effects of sodium restriction occur via ANG II at the AT2 receptor.

33 or activator paricalcitol (PARI) and dietary sodium restriction on residual albuminuria in CKD.

34 linical trials reported differing effects of sodium restriction on simultaneous energy and nutrient i

35 beneficial, pressure-independent effects of sodium restriction on the heart, blood vessels, and kidn

36 Dietary sodium restriction or acute aldosterone infusion similar

37 In WT mice, dietary sodium restriction or ANG II infusion increased renal in

38 ice, both during basal conditions and during sodium restriction or Ang II infusion.

39 basal conditions and in response to dietary sodium restriction or infusion of Ang II.

40 section or sham section followed by dietary sodium restriction or maintenance on control diet.

41 However, there are adverse consequences of sodium restriction, particularly in elderly patients wit

42 rm these benefits, this study indicates that sodium restriction should be emphasized in the managemen

43 xercise (daily walking) and moderate dietary sodium restriction (sodium intake <100 mmol/day) for red

44 /- 9 years, mean +/- SD) or moderate dietary sodium restriction (SR) (n = 17; 65 +/- 10 years, mean +

45 In conclusion, moderate dietary sodium restriction substantially reduced residual albumi

46 Thus, dietary sodium restriction throughout pre- and postnatal develop

47 (VE)] or chronic stressful stimuli (dietary sodium restriction vs. supplementation) in conscious Spr

48 Sodium restriction was associated with a mean decrease (

49 Dietary sodium restriction, which activates RAAS, uniquely stimu

50 Sodium restriction, widely prescribed for hypertensive p

51 Fluid and sodium restriction will be needed for children with edem

52 vailable data result from the combination of sodium restriction with other interventions, intensive s