In acute decompensated heart failure, elevated renal venous pressure can cause distended renal [...] with increased tubular fluid pressure and backleak, leading to venous congestion and cardiorenal syndrome (CRS).
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In acute decompensated heart failure, elevated renal venous pressure can cause distended renal [...] with increased tubular fluid pressure and backleak, leading to venous congestion and cardiorenal syndrome (CRS).
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In acute decompensated heart failure, elevated renal venous pressure can cause distended renal [...] with increased tubular fluid pressure and backleak, leading to venous congestion and cardiorenal syndrome (CRS).
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venules
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Open it In acute decompensated heart failure, elevated renal venous pressure can cause distended renal venules with increased tubular fluid pressure and backleak, leading to venous congestion and cardiorenal syndrome (CRS).
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