ATP Concentration and Localization of Sites of Epinephrine Induced Renal Artery Constriction.
G. J. Baylin, William DeMaria, Stephen B. Baylin, R. P. Krueger, Aaron P. Sanders
Abstract
G. J. Baylin, William DeMaria, Stephen B. Baylin, R. P. Krueger, Aaron P. Sanders
Abstract
1. ATP concentration analyses were determined along the renal artery in a series of mongrel dogs that had previous post-epinephrine renal angiographic studies to identify the site of renal artery constriction. 2. Those segments of renal artery which exhibited post-epmephrine constriction were found to have higher ATP concentration than non-constrictive segments.
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1. ATP concentration analyses were determined along the renal artery in a series of mongrel dogs that had previous post-epinephrine renal angiographic studies to identify the site of renal artery constriction. 2. Those segments of renal artery which exhibited post-epmephrine constriction were found to have higher ATP concentration than non-constrictive segments.
Key concepts: Constriction, Renal artery, Epinephrine, Internal medicine, Cardiology, Artery, Medicine, Kidney