PMID: 15368710Sep 17, 2004Paper

Renal physiology in newborns and old people: similar characteristics but different mechanisms

International Urology and Nephrology
Carlos G MussoJorge Ferraris

Abstract

Five characteristics of neonate renal physiology, namely glomerular hypofiltration, low renal blood flow and alterations in water, sodium and potassium management, disappear during the first year of life but reoccur during senescence. However, the underlying mechanisms are different during the two periods.

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