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Acid—Base Physiology and Pathophysiology

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The regulation of acid—base homeostasis by the kidney is not only one of its most important functions but also one of its most intensively studied functions. Despite, or perhaps because of, this intense effort, there are still many questions relating to the renal regulation of acidification that are either controversial or incompletely elucidated. This chapter is concerned with an examination of some of the more important issues relating to the acidification of the urine under conditions of both health and disease.

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