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Direct Vascular Effects of Furosemide in Humans
1997
Circulation
In humans, hemodynamic changes observed within minutes after systemic administration of furosemide are often referred to as direct vasoactivity. However, these imme diate changes do not per se imply a direct vascular effect. We examined the genuine direct vascular effects of furosemide on the human forearm vascular bed and dorsal hand vein. Methods and Results Forearm blood flow in response to infusion of increasing dosages of furosemide into the brachial arte 17 was recorded by venous
doi:10.1161/01.cir.96.6.1847
pmid:9323071
fatcat:dfotev4tovf57dfnpe2gr26dvq