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FIG. 1.Mechanism whereby renal interstitial hydrostatic pressure reduces sodium reabsorption
FIG. 4.Mechanism whereby activation of sympathetic nervous system reduces sodium excretion
FIG. 5.Mechanism whereby activation of renin-angiotensin system reduces sodium excretion in
FIG. 6.Mechanism whereby atrial natriuretic peptide enhances sodium excretion in response to extracellular fluid volume
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