1965
DOI: 10.1210/jcem-25-2-219
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Splanchnic Extraction and Clearance of Aldosterone in Subjects with Minimal and Marked Cardiac Dysfunction1

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“…An alternative explanation would be that a significant fraction of aldosterone cleared from plasma is removed in sites outside the liver. There is evidence that extrahepatic metabolism occurs (26,27), but its magnitude is difficult to estimate from data available at present.…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…An alternative explanation would be that a significant fraction of aldosterone cleared from plasma is removed in sites outside the liver. There is evidence that extrahepatic metabolism occurs (26,27), but its magnitude is difficult to estimate from data available at present.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…We have already pointed out that PCR may have been overestimated in Case 4 due to failure to reach equilibrium. Rapaport, Weisbart, and Levine (25) and Tait and associates (26) have reported that hepatic blood flow may represent a large fraction of cardiac output in cer-tain cases with severe congestive failure. An alternative explanation would be that a significant fraction of aldosterone cleared from plasma is removed in sites outside the liver.…”
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“…Sandor and Lanthier (7) observed that kidney slices could convert aldosterone to AHC. From their analyses of hepatic and peripheral venous plasma after the continuous infusion of tritiated aldosterone into human subjects, Bougas and co-workers (5,6) …”
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“…Each sample was extracted twice with 6 vol of dichloromethane, and the organic phase was reserved for analysis of free aldosterone. The aqueous phase, containing AHC, was then taken to pH 1 with 60% HCl by using a Beckman pH meter and allowed to stand at 300 C for 24 hours.…”
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“…Это приводит к нарушению утилизации альдостерона печенью, что, в свою очередь, способствует повышению уровня аль-достерона плазмы [20,21].…”
Section: роль альдостерона в патологических процессах сердечно-сосудиunclassified