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Im Juni 1979 hatte in Dusseldorf ein Symposion uber Diuretika
stattgefunden. Behandelt wurden experimentelle und klinische
Ergebnisse mit Diuretika, unter anderem mit Diucomb. Ziel des
Symposions war, Untersuchungsergebnisse zu referieren und
diskutieren. Teilnehmer waren Wissenschaft ler aus der Schweiz,
Osterreich, Grossbritannien, USA und der Bundesrepublik
Deutschland. Das Material dieses Symposions wurde uberarbeitet,
Diskussionen durch einen Redaktionsstab gestrafft. Wir danken Frau
J. BOROS fur wertvolle technische Assistenz. Der Springer-Verlag
hat uns wiederum sach kundig beraten und ist in grosszugiger Weise
unseren Wunschen entgegengekommen Die Herausgeber
Inhaltsverzeichnis Einleitung. F. KRUCK . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1. Wirkungsmechanismen. Moderation: K. GREEFF . 3 Plasma
Concentrations and Comparative Bioavailability of Bemetizide and
Triamterene in Combination. L. F. CHASSEAUD . . . . . . . . 5
Pharmakokinetik von Diuretika bei eingeschrankter Nierenfunktion.
H. KNAUF und E. MUTSCHLER 14 Diskussion 24 Neue Daten zur Toxizitat
von Diuretika. F. LEUSCHNER 26 Diskussion 29 2. Renale Wirkungen.
Moderation: O. KRAuPP. . . . . . . . . . . . 33 Die Wirkungsweise
diuretischer Substanzen in Abhangigkeit von ihrer re- len
Behandlung. P. DEETJEN . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
Effects of Diuretics on Renal Potassium and Hydrogen Ion Transport.
G. GIEBISCH and M. HROPOT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42
Wirkungen von Diuretika auf den transzellularen Elektrolyttransport
der Niere. M. WIEDERHOLT und L. L. HANsEN 53 Diskussion 60
Interaktion zwischen Diuretika und renalem Prostaglandinsystem. H.
J. KRAMER, B. STINNESBECK, W. PRIOR und R. DUSING 64 71 Diskussion
Untersuchungen zum Wirkungsmechanismus von Acetazolamid und SITS
auf den Bikarbonattransport im proximalen Tubulus der Rattenniere."
Recent experimental and clinical research performed by outstanding
authorities has enabled us to characterize fundamental processes
that govern the regulation of salt and water content of the body.
Their results have provided not only an important gain of insight
into mechanisms at the cellular level but also the possibility to
integrate single cell activities into a complex organ function.
Moreover, this knowledge enables scientists to develop broader
concepts concerning the regulation of organ function and thus
contributes to a better understanding of the overall status in
health and disease. In the present volume some of these
physiologists and clinicians discuss principal questions of humoral
and non-humoral influences involved in the control of electro lyte
and fluid content of the organism. It contains three essential
topics: Data concerning basic principles of cell behaviour and
transport processes are followed by the description of natriuretic
substances and their influence on volume regulation. Finally,
attempts are undertaken to elucidate the meaning of these basic
principles for the explanation of the development of patholocigal
states. This symposion was held in honor to Professor H. P. Wolff,
one of the internatio nally wellknown pioneers in this field of
clinical research. The editors. wish to express their graditude to
the Melusin-Schwarz-Monheim GmbH for the generous support of the
symposion."
F. Kruck It is a great pleasure for me to welcome you to the
workshop on Natriuretic Hormone here in Bonn. For quite a long time
we have been considering the possibility of assem bling scientists
who are concerned with and interested in the problem of a possible
humoral natriuretic activity. Work has been done on this topic in
different parts of the world, partially with different methods and
sometimes also with different and contlict ing results. And thus we
thought it could be very beneficial to have personal discussions
with all of you so as to reach a consensus of opinion on how
studies should be contin ued. In spite of the current fmancial
shortCOmings, common to most of the countries you are living in, we
felt it necessary to use all the money we were granted for our
research work in clinicopharmacologic studies to organize this
meeting. And so we did. Thanks to the help of different
pharmaceutical companies we were able to defer the travel ex penses
and costs for hotel accomodation for the speakers. Thus this
meeting is not going to be a luxurious one, but rather a meeting
for working and especially for discussions. And now by way of
opening this workshop, lowe you a few explanations."
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