论文信息 - The blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier in uremia.

The blood-cerebrospinal fluid barrier in uremia.

Excerpt Patients suffering from renal failure develop characteristic progressive signs of mental and neuromuscular dysfunction (1-3). The pathogenesis of these symptoms has been extensively studied...

R. Freeman | J. Maher | G. Schreiner | M. Sheff

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