Review
Angiotensin antagonists as diagnostic and pharmacologic tools
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Review
Angiotensin antagonists as diagnostic and pharmacologic tools
Prog Biochem Pharmacol.
1976.
Abstract
Angiotensin antagonists have become useful tools in studying pharmacologic and pathophysiologic roles of the renin-angiotensin axis. Several of these uses are described herein. Their value as t-ols in the diagnosis of renal artery stenosis is yet to be determined.
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