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Ewald E. Selkurt

New York University

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Experimental Biology and Medicine | 1943

Effect of Estradiol on Urinary Excretion of Ascorbic Acid in the Dog

Ewald E. Selkurt; L. James Talbot; C. Riley Houck

Conclusions Estradiol increases the clearance of ascorbic acid in the dog by reducing tubular reabsorption, the clearance approaching that of creatinine in some cases. As a result, the fasting plasma levels of ascorbic acid fall during the treatment.

American Journal of Physiology | 1949

INFLUENCE OF GRADED ARTERIAL PRESSURE DECREMENT ON RENAL CLEARANCE OF CREATININE, P-AMINOHIPPURATE AND SODIUM

Ewald E. Selkurt; Philip W. Hall; Merrill P. Spencer

American Journal of Physiology | 1965

Mechanism of natriuresis and diuresis during elevated renal arterial pressure

Ewald E. Selkurt; Isaac Womack; William N. Dailey

American Journal of Physiology | 1946

Renal blood flow and renal clearance during hemorrhagic shock.

Ewald E. Selkurt

American Journal of Physiology | 1946

Comparison of renal clearances with direct renal blood flow under control conditions and following renal ischemia.

Ewald E. Selkurt

American Journal of Physiology | 1945

THE CHANGES IN RENAL CLEARANCE FOLLOWING COMPLETE ISCHEMIA OF THE KIDNEY

Ewald E. Selkurt

American Journal of Physiology | 1946

THE RELATION OF RENAL BLOOD FLOW TO EFFECTIVE ARTERIAL PRESSURE IN THE INTACT KIDNEY OF THE DOG

Ewald E. Selkurt

American Journal of Physiology | 1963

EFFECT OF URETERAL BLOCKADE ON RENAL BLOOD FLOW AND URINARY CONCENTRATING ABILITY.

Ewald E. Selkurt

American Journal of Physiology | 1952

Effects of Ureteral Pressure Increase on Renal Hemodynamics and the Handling of Electrolytes and Water

Ewald E. Selkurt; Martin Brandfonbrener; Herman M. Geller

American Journal of Physiology | 1947

The rôle of the mesenteric circulation in the irreversibility of hemorrhagic shock.

Ewald E. Selkurt; Robert S. Alexander; Mary B. Patterson

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Carl F. Rothe

Indiana University

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C. Riley Houck

New York University

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L. James Talbot

New York University

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Eugene W. Brickner

Case Western Reserve University

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Herman M. Geller

Case Western Reserve University

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Kirkwood F. Glauser

Case Western Reserve University

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Mario P. Scibetta

Case Western Reserve University

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Martin Brandfonbrener

Case Western Reserve University

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Paul C. Johnson

Case Western Reserve University

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Theodore E. Cull

Case Western Reserve University

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