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Principles of Renal Physiology Softcover reprint of the original 4th ed. 2000 Edition
Author(s): Christopher J. Lote (Author)
- Publisher: Springer
- Publication Date: 1 Jan. 2006
- Edition: Softcover reprint of the original 4th ed. 2000
- Language: English
- Print length: 220 pages
- ISBN-10: 0792361784
- ISBN-13: 9780792361787
Book Description
Review(s) about a previous edition: ‘This is a well written, compact physiology text on the functions of the kidney …The author has carefully selected the relevant topics and provided the student with an up-to-date and well-balanced analysis of basic functions of the nephron, as well as a concise survey of the major regulatory mechanisms of salt and water homeostasis …The book is lucidly written and well-illustrated and should serve as a valuable introductory text for physiology students.’ – “Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology”. ‘The students of physiology at the University of Birmingham Medical School …are very lucky if their class teaching is as good as this paperback.’ – “British Book News”. ‘Presents clearly and concisely the principles of renal physiology at a level eminently suitable to the needs of the preclinical medical student …confidently recommended.’
Editorial Reviews
Review
about a previous edition: ‘This is a well written, compact physiology text on the functions of the kidney … The author has carefully selected the relevant topics and and provided the student with an up-to-date and well-balanced analysis of basic functions of the nephron, as well as a concise survey of the major regulatory mechanisms of salt and water homeostasis … The book is lucidly written and well-illustrated and should serve as a valuable introductory text for physiology students.’ Quarterly Journal of Experimental Physiology ‘The students of physiology at the University of Birmingham Medical School … are very lucky if their class teaching is as good as this paperback.’ British Book News ‘Presents clearly and concisely the principles of renal physiology at a level eminently suitable to the needs of the preclinical medical student … confidently recommended.’ New Zeland Medical Journal
