Renal function and diuretic therapy in infants and children. Part II
Copyright policy )Renal function and diuretic therapy in infants and children. Part II
From the Departments of Pediatrics, Pharmacology and Therapeutics, Physiology, and Environmental Health, University of CincinnatL College of Medicine, and from the Children's Hospital Research Foundation. Supported in part by United States Public Health Service grant HD06337 and by the Children "s Hospital Research Foundation. *Part I appeared in the April, 1975, issue o f THE JOURNAL; Part l l I will appear in the June, 1975, issue of THE JOURNAL. **Reprint requests: Division of Clinical Pharmacology, Children "s Hospital Research Foundation, Elland A re., Cincinnati, Ohio 45229. tion will also be given to those diuretics which are considered useful as adjunctive therapy (e.g., spironolactone) and to some agents which have been of historical importance in the development of our current concepts of diuretics and diuretic therapy. At the outset, it should be said that diuretic therapy is almost always adjunctive and that every attempt should always be made to influence the course of the primary, underlying disease which is producing the edematous state:
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