Urinary angiotensinogen concentration as a novel marker of cardio-renal syndrome
Urinary angiotensinogen concentration adequately reflects the activity of the kidney pool of renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system (RAAS). Experimental and clinical studies allow considering this indicant as a reliable early marker of cardio-renal syndrome, reflecting the formation and progression of kidney damage and characterizing the effectiveness of RAAS blockers.
Keywords
angiotensinogen
urine
cardiorenal syndrome
diagnostic marker
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