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hyperfiltration theory

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hyperfiltration theory
increased glomerular capillary pressure and glomerular hypertrophy as adaptive mechanisms in response to increased dietary protein; suggested as a causative factor in progressive chronic renal failure.


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One explanation brought forward for these observations comes in part from the hyperfiltration theory, described as a paradoxical increase in GFR linked to altered glomerular hemodynamics (Weaver et al.
The hyperfiltration theory generally refers to clinical renal function.
 
 
 
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