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Renal physiology

proposal that nephrotic edema stems from primary renal sodium retention with an expanded volume, rather than from low plasma volume.

In renal physiology, overfill hypothesis of nephrotic edema refers to proposal that nephrotic edema stems from primary renal sodium retention with an expanded volume, rather than from low plasma volume. This meaning comes from Meltzer (1979) in Annals of Internal Medicine.[1]

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References

Meltzer, J. I., Keim, H. J., Laragh, J. H., Sealey, J. E., Jan, K., & Chien, S. (1979). Nephrotic Syndrome: Vasoconstriction and Hypervolemic Types Indicated by Renin-Sodium Profiling. Annals of Internal Medicine, 91(5), 688-696. https://doi.org/10.7326/0003-4819-91-5-688

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