Hyperkalemia and Renal Insufficiency: Role of Selective Aldosterone Deficiency and Tubular Unresponsiveness to Aldosterone

Jose A.L. Arruda,Daniel Batlle,Timothy Sehy,Melvin K. Roseman,Robert L. Baronowski,Neil A. Kurtzman

Hyperkalemia and Renal Insufficiency: Role of Selective Aldosterone Deficiency and Tubular Unresponsiveness to Aldosterone

1981

Jose A.L. Arruda
Daniel Batlle
Timothy Sehy
Melvin K. Roseman
Robert L. Baronowski
Neil A. Kurtzman

Hyperkalemia usually does not develop in chronic renal insufficiency until the glomerular filtration rate is very low. We studied 25 hyperkalemic patients with glomerular filtration rate ranging betwe

Keywords:

Aldosterone
Renal function
Aldosterone deficiency
With glomerular filtration rate
Hyperkalemia
Diabetes mellitus
Endocrinology
Metabolic acidosis
Internal medicine
Medicine
chronic renal insufficiency

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