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[Diuretic therapy in the aged. A clinical comparison between two diuretic compounds].

Della Marchina, Gioele Renzi, S Serofilli

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Abstract

The Authors have studied the effects of fenquizone compared to those of hydrochlorothiazyde-amyloride therapy. They have found a good activity in hypertension and a powerful diuretic action, besides fenquizone has no remarkable side-effect.

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The Authors have studied the effects of fenquizone compared to those of hydrochlorothiazyde-amyloride therapy. They have found a good activity in hypertension and a powerful diuretic action, besides fenquizone has no remarkable side-effect.

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The Authors have studied the effects of fenquizone compared to those of hydrochlorothiazyde-amyloride therapy. They have found a good activity in hypertension and a powerful diuretic action, besides fenquizone has no remarkable side-effect.

Key concepts: Diuretic, Medicine, Pharmacology, Action (physics), Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Physics, Quantum mechanics

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