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RBF
(redirected from Renal blood flow)

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RBFRadial-Basis Function (neural network type)
RBFRevista Brasileira de Fruticultura
RBFRockefeller Brothers Fund
RBFRunning Blog Family
RBFReel Big Fish (band)
RBFRenal Blood Flow
RBFReserve Bank of Fiji
RbfRetinoblastoma-Family
RBFRailway Business Forum
RbFRubidium Fluoride
RBFRestaurationsBranchens Forbund (Denmark)
RBFRetirement Benefits Fund (Australia)
RBFRoad Back Foundation
RbfRangierbahnhof (German: railway classification yard)
RbfRetinoblastoma-Family Protein
RBFRemove Before Flight
RBFRetired Boxers Foundation
RBFRound Bottom Flask (chemistry)
RBFRoyal Blind Foundation (Australia)
RBFRule-Based Forecasting
RBFReef Ball Foundation
RBFRadical Beer Faction
RBFRoslagens Båtförbund (Swedish)
RBFRadar Beam Former
RBFRecord Blueprint File System
RBFRiegersburg Zu Fürstenfeld (German)
RBFRandom Beamforming
RBFRhythm and Blues Foundation


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Changes in kidney function parallel the changes in cardiac function, with a 60%-80% increase in renal blood flow and a 50% increase in the glomerular filtration rate.
Prophylaxis and treatment of pregnant women for emerging infections ... by Rasmussen, Sonja A. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Renal changes observed with age include a decrease in mass of the kidneys, a reduction in the size and number of nephrons, a decrease in renal blood flow, and reductions in glomerular filtration rate, renal plasma flow, and tubular function (Mayersohn 1994; O'Mahoney 2000).
Aging and the environment: a research framework by Zenick, Harold / Environmental Health Perspectives
Decreases in renal blood flow, another side effect of NSAID use, combined with dehydration, can lead to acute renal failure.
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