Calcium and sodium handling during volume expansion in essential hypertension. Coruzzi P, Biggi A, Musiari L, Ceriati R, Mossini GL, Guerra A, Novarini A. SourceInstitute of Semeiotica Medica, University of Parma, Italy. Abstract To evaluate the actual role of extracellular fluid volume (ECFV) expansion per se in modulating the rate of urinary calcium excretion, a thermoneutral water immersion (WI) study was conducted in 10 normal subjects and 30 patients with essential hypertension. Central hypervolemia by 2 hours of WI caused a significant diuretic and natriuretic response (P < .005) in normal subjects; no significant changes were detected in urinary calcium and magnesium excretion. WI provoked either an appropriate or exaggerated natriuresis (P < .001) in 21 hypertensive patients; these subjects also exhibited a highly positive correlation between urinary sodium and calcium excretion during WI (P < .001). In the remaining nine hypertensive patients, WI produced a significant diuretic response, but a barely discernible (P = NS) natriuresis (inappropriate response). These subjects also exhibited a significant reduction of urinary calcium (P < .001) and magnesium (P < .01) excretion. The data indicate that (1) volume expansion per se may have a role in regulating calcium excretion in hypertensive subjects; (2) a calcium leak may be attributable to a close relationship between urinary sodium and calcium metabolism, and causally related to a disturbance of sodium and volume homeostasis in hypertension.

Calcium and sodium handling during volume expansion in essential hypertension / Coruzzi, Paolo; Biggi, Almerina; Musiari, Luisa; R., Ceriati; G., Mossini; A., Guerra; A., Novarini. - In: METABOLISM, CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL. - ISSN 0026-0495. - 42:10(1993), pp. 1331-1335. [10.1016/0026-0495(93)90134-A]

Calcium and sodium handling during volume expansion in essential hypertension

CORUZZI, Paolo;BIGGI, Almerina;MUSIARI, Luisa;
1993-01-01

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Calcium and sodium handling during volume expansion in essential hypertension. Coruzzi P, Biggi A, Musiari L, Ceriati R, Mossini GL, Guerra A, Novarini A. SourceInstitute of Semeiotica Medica, University of Parma, Italy. Abstract To evaluate the actual role of extracellular fluid volume (ECFV) expansion per se in modulating the rate of urinary calcium excretion, a thermoneutral water immersion (WI) study was conducted in 10 normal subjects and 30 patients with essential hypertension. Central hypervolemia by 2 hours of WI caused a significant diuretic and natriuretic response (P < .005) in normal subjects; no significant changes were detected in urinary calcium and magnesium excretion. WI provoked either an appropriate or exaggerated natriuresis (P < .001) in 21 hypertensive patients; these subjects also exhibited a highly positive correlation between urinary sodium and calcium excretion during WI (P < .001). In the remaining nine hypertensive patients, WI produced a significant diuretic response, but a barely discernible (P = NS) natriuresis (inappropriate response). These subjects also exhibited a significant reduction of urinary calcium (P < .001) and magnesium (P < .01) excretion. The data indicate that (1) volume expansion per se may have a role in regulating calcium excretion in hypertensive subjects; (2) a calcium leak may be attributable to a close relationship between urinary sodium and calcium metabolism, and causally related to a disturbance of sodium and volume homeostasis in hypertension.
1993
Calcium and sodium handling during volume expansion in essential hypertension / Coruzzi, Paolo; Biggi, Almerina; Musiari, Luisa; R., Ceriati; G., Mossini; A., Guerra; A., Novarini. - In: METABOLISM, CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL. - ISSN 0026-0495. - 42:10(1993), pp. 1331-1335. [10.1016/0026-0495(93)90134-A]
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