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proposal that serum chloride rather than sodium governs renal handling and body fluid distribution in heart failure.

In cardiology, chloride theory of heart failure refers to proposal that serum chloride rather than sodium governs renal handling and body fluid distribution in heart failure. This meaning comes from Kataoka (2017) in Medical Hypotheses.[1]

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Kataoka, H. (2017). The “chloride theory”, a unifying hypothesis for renal handling and body fluid distribution in heart failure pathophysiology. Medical Hypotheses, 104, 170-173. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mehy.2017.06.005

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