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Sunday, 27 April 2014 22:30
The Influence of Renal Vascular Geometry on Oxygen Delivery to Renal Tissue audioicon
By Roger Evans
This presentation was given by Roger Evans from the Department of Physiology at Monash University (AUS). It was presented during the ISN's first Forefronts Symposium of 2014 held in Charleston, SC, USA on March 6-9. The focus was on the intrinsic regulation of kidney function.
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- Language: English
- Contains Audio: Yes
- Content Type: Presentations
- Source: ISN
- Event: Forefronts
- Year: 2014
- Members Only: No
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