Diuretic activity of roots ofClitoria ternatea L. in dogs

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ZermahleneClitoria ternatea-Wurzeln oder deren Extrakt in 95% Alkohol zeigten bei oraler Verabreichung in nicht-toxischer Dosis keine nennenswerte diuretische oder natriuretische Wirkung beim Hund. Intravenöse Gaben des Extraktes führten zu mässiger Steigerung der Ausscheidung von Natrium und Kalium im Harn, zeigten aber gleichzeitig auch Anzeichen von Nierenschädigung.

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    J. J. Piala, H. Madissoo & B. Rubin

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Piala, J.J., Madissoo, H. & Rubin, B. Diuretic activity of roots ofClitoria ternatea L. in dogs. Experientia 18, 89 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02138275

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Keywords

  • Natrium
  • Diuretic Activity
  • Kalium