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J A LUETSCHER
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The syndrome of mineralocorticoid excess.
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Clinical implications of excess aldosterone output.
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Idiopathic edema with increased aldosterone output.
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Isolation of crystalline aldosterone from the urine of patients with congestive heart failure.
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Studies of aldosterone in relation to water and electrolyte balance in man.
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The possible role of aldosterone in edema.
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Aldosterone in urine of normal man and of patients with oedema; its increased recovery after hydrolysis with acid and with beta-glucuronidase.
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Problems of electrolyte and water balance in nephrotic syndrome.
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Aldosterone: observations on the regulation of sodium and potassium balance.
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Observations on aldosterone in human urine.
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Isolation of crystalline aldosterone from the urine of a child with the nephrotic syndrome.
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Isolation of crystalline aldosterone from the urine of a nephrotic patient.
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Observations on the sodium-retaining corticoid (aldosterone) in the urine of children and adults in relation to sodium balance and edema.
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The effect of sodium-retaining corticoid, electrocortin, desoxycorticosterone, and cortisone on renal function and excretion of sodium and water in adrenalectomized rats.
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