Clinical aspects of mercurial diuretics.
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Urinary and fecal excretion of mercury in man following administration of mercurial diuretics.
The widespread use of mercurial diuretics has stimulated greater interest in the metabolism of organic mercurials in man. Recently proposed regimens (1) involving frequent, even daily, administration of mercurials, have focused particular attention on the 24 hour excretion of these compounds in relation to the cumulative toxicity of any mercury which may be retained. Moreover, little is known o...
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The production of the low-salt syndrome in cardiac patients with refractory congestive heart failure is generally attributed either to fluid retention with electrolyte dilution or to excessive salt loss, induced by the frequent administration of mercurial diuretics. The former is often the important etiologic factor. In a study of a group of 25 refractory cardiac patients with normal plasma ele...
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Tablets of an oral mercurial diuretic were utilized in the management of patients with severe congestive failure over a prolonged period of time. The need for parenteral mercurial diuretics wvas eliminated or greatly decreased by this therapy. The individual dosage was established by clinical trial. _Minor toxic effects were encountered in several patients but in all instances it was p)ossible ...
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ORAL chlorothiazide has been shown by a number of workers to be effective as an antihypertensive as well as a diuretic agent.1-'5 Parenteral mercurial diuretics likewise have been found to exert a hypotensive action in hypertensive subjects with or without complicating heart failure.12' 13, 16 Although the mode of action of these diuretic agents on the blood pressure has not been clearly determ...
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ورودعنوان ژورنال:
- Circulation
دوره 4 1 شماره
صفحات -
تاریخ انتشار 1951