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Improved Renal Function and Modest Hemodynamic Changes With Adenosine-Receptor Antagonist
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Title Improved Renal Function and Modest Hemodynamic Changes With Adenosine-Receptor Antagonist
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/581241?src=rss
Description The agent modestly reduced pulmonary capillary wedge pressures at the highest doses, had a weak diuretic effect, and improved renal-function measures. More research into the effects of A1-receptor antagonists on morbidity and mortality are still needed, say investigators. Heartwire
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Date Sep 30, 2008
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