Biomedical subjects
P Labay
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Transureteroureterostomy, bifid ureters and ureteral dyskinesia.
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In vitro isometric studies of ureteral smooth muscle.
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More evidence for ureteral nerve function and its clinical implications.
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Pharmacologic studies of the nature of the sympathetic nerves of the urinary bladder.
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The effect of nicotine upon ureteral peristalsis.
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Pharmacologic studies of the nature of the sympathetic nerves of the urinary bladder.
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Does the ureter have nervous control?
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Evidence of renal hemodynamic changes encountered after dichloroisoproterenol.
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Histamine analog effect on the ureter.
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Canine nephrostomy. A chronic preparation for physiologic, pharmacologic, and radiologic ureteral profusion studies.
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Stimulation of ureteral peristalsis through the renal nerves.
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More evidence for ureteral nerve function and its clinical implications.
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Further evidence for physiologic ureteral innervation.
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Acceleration of ureteral peristalsis by adrenal compression.
Unilateral adrenal compression resulted in bilateral acceleration of ureteral peristalsiswhich could be reversed by an injection of alpha adrenergic inhibitor, providing additional evidence for the presence of adrenergic receptors in the ureter.
Clinical evaluation of bladder pressure studies in urological patients by combined cystometry and uroflometry.
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The effect of dichloroisoproterenol, a beta-adrenergic blocker, on ureteral function.
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Catecholamine content of the normal dog ureter.
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