- Goldblatt hypertension
- hypertension experimentally induced with clamping that causes a Goldblatt kidney; called also Goldblatt phenomenon.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Goldblatt clamp — a clamp for the renal artery to produce experimental hypertension; see also Goldblatt hypertension under hypertension and Goldblatt kidney, under kidney … Medical dictionary
Goldblatt kidney — a kidney in which the blood flow is artificially obstructed by clamping (see Goldblatt clamp, under clamp), resulting in Goldblatt hypertension … Medical dictionary
hypertension — High blood pressure; transitory or sustained elevation of systemic arterial blood pressure to a level likely to induce cardiovascular damage or other adverse consequences. H. has been arbitrarily defined as a s … Medical dictionary
Goldblatt clamp hypertension (phenomenon) kidney — Gold·blatt clamp, hypertension (phenomenon), kidney (gōldґblat) [Harry Goldblatt, American physician, 1891–1977] see under clamp, hypertension, and kidney … Medical dictionary
Goldblatt — Harry, U.S. pathologist, 1891–1977. See G. hypertension, G. kidney, G. hypertension … Medical dictionary
Goldblatt phenomenon — see under hypertension … Medical dictionary
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