... was then restored within 30 s and there was a tachycardia. Central venous pressure showed only partial recovery. The resting level of plasma renin activity (PRA; 2.9–3.2 ng h −1 ml −1 ) did not change until approximately 5 min into the manoeuvre. 2. When converting-enzyme inhibitor (CEI) was given 75 s after...

... Society and the Medical Research Society 1981 angiotensin converting-enzyme inhibitor renal blood flow SQ 20 881 Clinical Science (1981) 61,553-557 553 Comparison of intrarenal and extrarenal converting-enzyme inhibition by SQ 20 881 on canine renal blood flow P. C. WONG AND B. G. ZIMMERMAN...

... I was inversely related to the fall in angiotensin II ( r = −0.68, P <0.001) 26 9 1979 18 2 1980 © 1980 The Biochemical Society and the Medical Research Society 1980 angiotensin captopril converting—enzyme inhibitor paper chromatography Clinical Science (1980) 58,445...

... the fall in blood pressure that immediately followed injection of converting-enzyme inhibitor. 2. Chronically salt-deprived rats had normal arterial pressure, cardiac output and total peripheral resistance before inhibition. However, inhibiting the formation of angiotensin II caused marked decreases...

... the administration of an angiotensin converting-enzyme inhibitor (CEI). 2. Administration of CEI was followed by a marked fall in blood pressure on tilting in sodium-depleted, but not in sodium-replete, subjects. CEI administration also resulted in a rise in plasma renin activity in the supine position...