Changes in renal artery resistance after meal-induced splanchnic vasodilatation in cirrhotic patients.

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Changes in renal artery resist ...... atation in cirrhotic patients.

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Beaufort P

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Blanc F

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Bruel JM

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Dauzat M

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Djafari M

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Fabro-Peray P

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Gallix B

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Joomaye Z

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Perney P

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Petrissans B

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506-512

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10.1002/JCU.10016

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vasodilation