THE RENAL HUMORAL PRESSOR MECHANISM IN MAN. II. THE EFFECT OF TRANSITORY COMPLETE CONSTRICTION OF THE HUMAN RENAL ARTERY ON BLOOD PRESSURE AND ON THE CONCENTRATION OF RENIN, HYPERTENSINOGEN, AND HYPERTENSINASE OF RENAL ARTERIAL AND VENOUS BLOOD, WITH ANIMAL OBSERVATIONS

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