2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.mehy.2013.05.029
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Role of the glomerular–tubular imbalance with tubular predominance in the arterial hypertension pathophysiology

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“…In 1927, after Hering studies, in which the acute sinoaortic denervation in experimental animals generated elevated blood pressure, the hypothesis that a baroreflex change could lead to hypertension was developed . Irving Page, in 1949, drew attention by stating that hypertension could be a disease of multifactorial origin, which would include genetic, environmental, nervous, hemodynamic and metabolic aspects, featuring its consideration as Page's mosaic theory (Cabral et al 1992;Fox and Gutiérrez 2013;Page 1949). Since then the scientific community tries to understand the mechanisms regarding the hypertensive disease, by using hypertension experimental models ).…”
Section: Origin Of Experimental Models Of Hypertensionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1927, after Hering studies, in which the acute sinoaortic denervation in experimental animals generated elevated blood pressure, the hypothesis that a baroreflex change could lead to hypertension was developed . Irving Page, in 1949, drew attention by stating that hypertension could be a disease of multifactorial origin, which would include genetic, environmental, nervous, hemodynamic and metabolic aspects, featuring its consideration as Page's mosaic theory (Cabral et al 1992;Fox and Gutiérrez 2013;Page 1949). Since then the scientific community tries to understand the mechanisms regarding the hypertensive disease, by using hypertension experimental models ).…”
Section: Origin Of Experimental Models Of Hypertensionmentioning
confidence: 99%