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Die Rolle des zellulären Natriums, Chlorids und Calciums in der Entstehung der essentiellen Hypertonie

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Bedeutung von Natrium und Chlorid für den Menschen

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Über die Pathogenese der essentiellen Hypertonie liegen zahlreiche Hypothesen vor. In den letzten Jahren wurden jedoch konkrete Befunde erhoben, die eine zentrale Rolle des zellulären Elektrolythaushalts in der Pathogenese der essentiellen Hypertonie wahrscheinlich machen. Im folgenden werden gestützt auf eigene Befunde die möglichen Mechanismen dargestellt, durch die über eine Störung im zellulären Elektrolythaushalt die Entstehung der essentiellen Hypertonie erklärt werden kann.

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  1. Abteilung Ernährungsphysiologie, Universität Hohenheim (Stuttgart), Deutschland

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Spieker, C., Zidek, W. (1992). Die Rolle des zellulären Natriums, Chlorids und Calciums in der Entstehung der essentiellen Hypertonie. In: Holtmeier, HJ. (eds) Bedeutung von Natrium und Chlorid für den Menschen. Schriftenreihe der Gesellschaft für Mineralstoffe und Spurenelemente e.V.. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-77340-2_8

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