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Renal Transport and Diuretics / Renaler Transport und Diuretica

International Symposium Feldafing, June 21 – 23, 1968 / Internationales Symposium Feldafing, 21.–23. Juni 1968

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  1. K. Thurau

    1. Physiologisches Institut, Universität München, Deutschland

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  2. H. Jahrmärker

    1. I. Medizinische Universitätsklinik München, Deutschland

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Table of contents (46 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages I-XV
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  2. Renal Metabolism — Nierenstoffweehsel

    1. Renal Carbohydrate and Fatty Acid Metabolism

      • H. A. Krebs
      Pages 1-10

    2. Renal Metabolism of Amino Acids and Ammonia

      • R. F. Pitts
      Pages 11-23

    3. Transport of Ammonia in the Mammalian Cortical Nephron

      • H. Oelert, E. Uhlich, A. G. Hills
      Pages 25-28

    4. Remarks on Renal Gaseous Metabolism

      • K. Kramer, E. Bassenge, H. Brechtelsbauer
      Pages 29-36

  3. Renal Transport Processes — Renale Transportvorgänge

    1. Relationship Between Cell Structures of Renal Tubules and Transport Mechanisms

      • W. Thoenes, K. H. Langer
      Pages 37-65

    2. The Role of Sodium and Potassium ATPase in Renal Sodium Reabsorption

      • F. Epstein
      Pages 67-76

    3. The Coupling of Solute and Water Transport in Epithelia

      • J. M. Diamond
      Pages 77-98

    4. Water Permeability of Different Nephron Segments in the Mammalian Kidney

      • K. J. Ullrich
      Pages 99-107

    5. Transport Characteristics of Isolated Perfused Proximal Tubules

      • M. B. Burg
      Pages 109-121

    6. The Regulation of Distal Tubular Potassium Transport

      • G. Giebisch, G. Malnic
      Pages 123-138

    7. Intracellular Action of Aldosterone on Sodium Transport

      • I. S. Edelman
      Pages 139-152

    8. Intrarenal Action of Steroid Hormones on Sodium Transport

      • K. Hierholzer
      Pages 153-172

    9. Intrarenal Action of Angiotensin

      • K. Thurau
      Pages 173-184

    10. The Effect of Angiotensin upon Blood Pressure Dependent Increases of Na- Excretion in Essential Hypertension

      • W. Schoeppe
      Pages 185-186

    11. Countercurrent Considerations Relating to Renal Medullary pCO2 and Bicarbonate Concentrations

      • C. A. Baldamus, E. Uhlich
      Pages 187-193

    12. Effects of Diuretics on Active Sodium Transport in Amphibian Membranes

      • J. Eigler, J. Crabbé
      Pages 195-208

    13. The Effect of Diuretic Agents and Metabolic Inhibitors on O2-Consumption and Lactate Production of the Isolated Frog Skin

      • W. Herms
      Pages 209-213

    14. The Localization of Transport Processes in the Nephron and their Inhibition by Diuretic Agents as Analyzed by Micropuncture Techniques

      • P. Deetjen
      Pages 215-228

    15. The Pattern of Inhibition of Proximal Tubular Reabsorption by Diuretics

      • H. Holzgreve
      Pages 229-234
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About this book

It is generally appreciated that large congresses are not the optimal means of facilitating communication within specialized areas of medical research. Small symposia, where scientific discussion can be confined to limited groups, have lately become successful vehicles of information transfer. However, such symposia, although eminently suited to the exploration of specific problems, often have the llherent'disadvantage of not being able to successfully address themselves to larger themes. Accordingly, the planners of this symposium have solicited the parti­ cipation of internationally acclaimed investigators to consider current problems both in the physiological and clinical domains of nephrology. The observant reader will note that the variety of theoretical and experi­ mental approaches used by the physiologists are reflected in the clinical studies, while the clinicians, in turn, have provided the physiologists with useful insights. The part of the symposium which attempted to correlate metabolic characteristics of kidney cells with their transport functions has proven to be particularly fruitful. For example, the presentations dealing with aldosterone, angiotensin and diuretics have offered a multi-faceted approach that was previously unavailable. The contributions of investigators from many countries and their enthusiastic participation have led to the success of this symposium. To them we wish to express our deep gratitude. We also wish to sincerely thank Dr. K. H. BEYER, Senior Vice President of Merck, Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories, and Dr. H. F. HOFMANN, Director of Medical Research of Sharp & Dohme GmbH for their full support and their constant attention to our many requests.

Editors and Affiliations

  • Physiologisches Institut, Universität München, Deutschland

    K. Thurau

  • I. Medizinische Universitätsklinik München, Deutschland

    H. Jahrmärker

Bibliographic Information

  • Book Title: Renal Transport and Diuretics / Renaler Transport und Diuretica

  • Book Subtitle: International Symposium Feldafing, June 21 – 23, 1968 / Internationales Symposium Feldafing, 21.–23. Juni 1968

  • Editors: K. Thurau, H. Jahrmärker

  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-88089-6

  • Publisher: Springer Berlin, Heidelberg

  • eBook Packages: Springer Book Archive

  • Copyright Information: Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1969

  • Softcover ISBN: 978-3-642-88091-9Published: 25 November 2012

  • eBook ISBN: 978-3-642-88089-6Published: 06 December 2012

  • Edition Number: 1

  • Number of Pages: XVI, 488

  • Number of Illustrations: 67 b/w illustrations

  • Topics: Nephrology, Pharmacology/Toxicology

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