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Lehrbuch der Physiologie in Einzeldarstellungen

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Bei der Darstellung der Hämodynamik der Niere befindet man sich in zunehmendem Maβe in einer schwierigen Situation: Die Funktionen der Niere, d. h. ihre Filtrations-, Resorptions- und Sekretionseigenschaften sind aufs Innigste an die Durchblutung gekoppelt. Dabei ist besonders gravierend, daβ nicht nur diese Funktionen von der Höhe der Durchblutung abhängen, sondern daβ umgekehrt auch die tubulären Funktionen die Höhe der Durchblutung bestimmen.

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