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JUXTAGLOMERULAR CELL HYPERPLASIA AND SECONDARY HYPERALDOSTERONISM (BARTTERʼS SYNDROME): A REEVALUATION OF THE PATHOPHYSIOLOGY

Paul Cannon, Joan M. Leeming, Sheldon C. Sommers, Robert W. Winters, John H. Laragh

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CANNON, PAUL J. M.D.; LEEMING, JOAN M. M.B.Ch.B.; SOMMERS, SHELDON C. M.D.; WINTERS, ROBERT W. M.D.; LARAGH, JOHN H. M.D. Author Information

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CANNON, PAUL J. M.D.; LEEMING, JOAN M. M.B.Ch.B.; SOMMERS, SHELDON C. M.D.; WINTERS, ROBERT W. M.D.; LARAGH, JOHN H. M.D. Author Information

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CANNON, PAUL J. M.D.; LEEMING, JOAN M. M.B.Ch.B.; SOMMERS, SHELDON C. M.D.; WINTERS, ROBERT W. M.D.; LARAGH, JOHN H. M.D. Author Information

Key concepts: Medicine, Hyperaldosteronism, Pathophysiology, Bartter's syndrome, Juxtaglomerular apparatus, Bartter syndrome, Hyperplasia, Internal medicine

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