PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
1341182-13	1992	CONCLUSION: Furosemide administration reduced RAP, PAWP, HR, COP and PAWP-COP gradient, probably by a redistribution of fluid excess in the interstitial to intravascular space, through changes in driving fluid forces, with predominance in colloid osmotic pressure, which reverse fluid from intravascular to interstitial observed in pulmonary edema.	Furosemide	12-22	LDL receptor related protein associated protein 1	Homo sapiens	46-49	
1341182-13	1992	CONCLUSION: Furosemide administration reduced RAP, PAWP, HR, COP and PAWP-COP gradient, probably by a redistribution of fluid excess in the interstitial to intravascular space, through changes in driving fluid forces, with predominance in colloid osmotic pressure, which reverse fluid from intravascular to interstitial observed in pulmonary edema.	Furosemide	12-22	WBP2 N-terminal like	Homo sapiens	51-55	
1341182-13	1992	CONCLUSION: Furosemide administration reduced RAP, PAWP, HR, COP and PAWP-COP gradient, probably by a redistribution of fluid excess in the interstitial to intravascular space, through changes in driving fluid forces, with predominance in colloid osmotic pressure, which reverse fluid from intravascular to interstitial observed in pulmonary edema.	Furosemide	12-22	caspase recruitment domain family member 16	Homo sapiens	61-64	
1341182-13	1992	CONCLUSION: Furosemide administration reduced RAP, PAWP, HR, COP and PAWP-COP gradient, probably by a redistribution of fluid excess in the interstitial to intravascular space, through changes in driving fluid forces, with predominance in colloid osmotic pressure, which reverse fluid from intravascular to interstitial observed in pulmonary edema.	Furosemide	12-22	WBP2 N-terminal like	Homo sapiens	69-73	
1341182-13	1992	CONCLUSION: Furosemide administration reduced RAP, PAWP, HR, COP and PAWP-COP gradient, probably by a redistribution of fluid excess in the interstitial to intravascular space, through changes in driving fluid forces, with predominance in colloid osmotic pressure, which reverse fluid from intravascular to interstitial observed in pulmonary edema.	Furosemide	12-22	caspase recruitment domain family member 16	Homo sapiens	74-77