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Publications (1)


The Influence of Age on the Renal Response to Water Deprivation in Man
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February 1976

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John W. Rowe

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Nathan W. Shock

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Ralph A. DeFronzo

Alterations in urine concentrating ability with age were examined in 98 active community-dwelling volunteers (aged 20-79 years) who were free from evidence of diseases known to adversely affect renal function. There was a significant decrease in urine osmolality reached after 12 h dehydration with advancing age, which could not be correlated with the age-related decline in creatinine clearance. A significant age-related diminution in the ability to conserve solute was also observed. This inability to conserve solute may result in diminished medullary tonicity and impaired urinary concentrating ability.

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... The glomerular filtration rate declines approximately by half from the ages of 30 to 80 years [44]. Compared with younger adults, older people aged 60 to 79 years have an approximately 20% reduction in maximum urinary concentrating ability [45]. By age 80, there is a reduction of more than half in maximum urinary concentrating ability comparing to the youthful peak of 1100 to 1200 mOsm/kg. ...

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Hydration Status in Older Adults: Current Knowledge and Future Challenges
The Influence of Age on the Renal Response to Water Deprivation in Man
  • Citing Article
  • February 1976

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