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DAI I l\!n'!|: Of fjiviit iiii|in|'tainc 111 ivlaiii.n I>, \\u- .-iii-ny nf ili,. ki.lnrv is t!i.. question rniHcniii:- III,. 1,.,1-th ..f tini,. thm i|„.' ,vikiI v,.->,.1> 'may he claniiHM! u-itli,.u! ii.^i-iiiiiiicnt injiirv in ivnal t'lm. ti,,n .,r iviial ii>Mir. 'I'li.. qur.-tidii is ilrall Willi li,.iv (■\iiriaiiiciitally. Tlw iviial \.-m.1s in ral.iiil- and do-s !ia\.' 1 n daniiKMl Im- xai'vin- j.rnn.K ,,|' im,,,,. ;„„] s,,!,,,.. (|Mfntly ivnal fiin.-li,.n ha- linai U:\rA Kv th,. r\civii,,ii ,,f i,|i,.n,,lMil- I'lmnrnlitlialcin. Ian,,-,.. i„,ia-iiii,i i,„li,l. salt iiii,l u-at,T. Tli,. |.n-,.|:,v or ab.-eiuv i<( albmiiin aii,l ,a-N in tin- uriiir lias lnvn (,lis,.r\v,l. Tli,. results ,,r .-,i,-|| fiii;,ai,,n,.,l stii,!i,.s luwr li,.,ai . uniivll,.,! l,v lii-l(,|,,..'i,-al cxaniiniiti.iii !,1 tin- ki,lni'\^. ''''"' ''"'■'■' "'' "l-tniiai,,n t.i th,. naial ciivulath.n (,ii lii,, unnarv I''"'""''- •""' '!"■ iii>i"l-i:y ..r th,. Li, ill, .y has alwady l„rn invest i-ittM. f{nliin-,.n' .-h,,uv,l ihat i\iii-,,| ili,, ivnal v.^iu ivMilt.',! in th,. npiH'ariKuv "'' •il''-iiiiii. I.I I. ,,r l„,tl,. in 111,. „,.j,„,. ,|,„i ,„ ,.„|.,,.^r,,;,„.|,, ,,.■ ,i„, ki,ln..y. This ha- h,.,.n < ,,iilii-ni,.,l by ,,tli,.r (.hs,.n,.is. l'an,.th.- Miink' ii!i,l ,1,. S,nv/:i' lia\,. >li,,vvn that l',,ll,,vvin.^ lipiti,ai ,,!' th,' ivnal vian. tlio iiiinr i.- Miiall in ani,,iiiit. Linlv.iu-' Inun,! that c laiiiiiini: the ivnal v,-,-|> *^"'' " !'"■'■''"' "'■ "linut,- fivqiHaillv iiit..|lV'r,.,t with tiu' .-,.,-n.ti.,ii ,,i in in,' I''"' li"i''.~- llci'l.aihain'' Iniiiul that ,,n fivuin,:: tlu- ws^ds al'tiT a t,.ni- pnraiy < lai.ipin- the s..,ivti,,ii ,.r iirin,. iii,| not l,..i,'in at oniv. Littuii" (|li.-onv,l an,.r olaiiiiun- lH,th ivnal m.>.-,.|s r,,r i,eri,„ls up to two hours, that th.' knin,.y lH.,.aiii.. ,.nlai-,.,l ai,,i .■,,n-,.si,.,|. If th.' iviial artery ■''"'"■ "■■'- 'i"'l '■"!■ o!i,'-!i,alr or ..ii,. h,,iir. alhiimin an,l oasis ap|i,.ar,.,i ili the nnn,.. I'atli.,l,i-i,,ill\. th,. lulnil,..- w,.:v alloc-i,.,! as sh.iwn hy tlu'ir * .'^iii.iiiUi,.,! for piililh.atii.ii Mai,.!, 2ii. I'ai:!. * iMviii till- M-.,li,.al iTinio. ol tli,. I'.t,!- INnt Ilri-liani U,)-!,ilal, l;,,.t'>n .in,! til,. l'lKiMiia,.„l„i;iral ;.alM,vaI,,iy ..f tl„. .l„l„i- llepkins l„iA,.rsit\ . I!altiin„i,..' • l,r n.vi..u- „t lit,-intnr,. ,-,,ii,.,.rniii- [..mijl ,„• ,.,.iii|,|,.t,. ..j.-tniotioii t,, i,.ii;il circiilala.n s,..' our pi.-vi,.!,- |,;,|„.r. |;, ,»„,,.,■,■. V\u an. I (l..ra-litv: Stii,|i,.< „i^ Ki'iial l'iin,ti,>ii in K\|„.riiii,.,ital ( lirnni,. l>;,-iv,. I ,,ii._M.-ti,ai liii '\ii,iims Im .Mm.. I!il;i. \\. lit. 1. l!,,|,ins,iii : Mi.,|. ( |iir. I'r.. is^ii v >.v i .-,!, ■_'. I'anctli: I'IIuliit'- .Xrch.. iss,;. w^K. .-)!.-). :i. .Miiiik: lli'il. klin. W,lin-ilir.. Isiit. j, ;i.-i:i. I. !)•' .'si,ii/i : .l.air. ,'liy-i,,|.. llloil. w.i. i;!!i. ."). l.l|i|Hi;r I'llVsiolii;;!,., 1 s.",,;. jj ||ii • i. !l.'i,|,.iilKiia: I|,.niianir^ llaii.ll,. .1. I'li\-i.,l . 1 renal vessels for periods up to an hour may produce temjiorary anuria, albuminuria and cylin- druria. If interference with the renal circulation is maintained suffi- cientlv long, permanent interstitial increase in tissue occurs in the kidney. Except for the amount of urine excreted and the presence in it of albumin or casts, no systematic sttidy of renal function under such conditions has been made. .\lTIirii;s' rxi'F.nniKNTS In our e\perimeiits ralihit> ar.d dogs were ethrri;!ed and the abdomen opened nscptically in the niciian line. 'l"he Icfr kidney was exposed, and by careful blunt dissection the vessels were freed from the surroundinc; tissues. The arterv and vein were raised on an artery forceps with as little stretcliing as possible and a small rubber protected bull-dog clamp placed around them. In each experiment it w'as noted that on the distal side of the forceps the artery did not pulsate, while the vein at once became distended: on the ]>roxinial side the vein was collapsed and the artery pulsated normally. Xo attempt was n;ade to prevent the capsular circulation. After the left renal vessels were clamped, the right renal vessels were licated. The riglit kidney was lemoved and weighed. In a few animals, i(ir eontrcl. the right kiilncy was left untouched. While tlie i lamp ua- in ]']aie, the abdnnicn was closed and covered with a warm .siiiiic pad and towel. To try to obviate the factor of sliock, the body heat was maintained. The animals were anesthetizeil as lightly as jiossible. After the desired interval of time had elapsed, the clamp was removed, the niacro^coidc appearance of tiie kidney noted, an 1 s. ( liiric and .Mayer: ( onuit. rcml. Soc. de liiol.. I!tn7. i. 50S. ;'. ( arrtl: C onijit. roinl. d. Sec. do Mol.. I'.lfill. i, 527. 10. Eisendrath and .'^trau^s: ,Tour. Am. Med. .\»sn., \'Mi}. Iv, 22SG; see also Guthrie: The Archives Int. Med., I'JIO, v, 232. / the i)oritoneum and alxluinuii seu n up. The i)hidili-r iva.; th. ,i,io'i and the animals placed in molaholism l.u. -. The ehiinp wa- applied in !-eries of animals for ten, twenty, thirty, forty and sixty .ninutes. I'epoated studies of lenal function were made. Finally, the animals were killed, suhmitted to autopsy and the kidneys examined histohiirically after formaldehyd iixatioii, celloidin imbedding and h'-'iiatoxvlin and cosin staining. XrCHN-IC OF THSTS OF IlKXAL FLXCTION- A short (leseriptioii of the \a;iou> te>t- used for renal function, with tiu'ir technic, is given. Tlie plitlialein test wn- tiia.lc arfDriliiii.' to tlio oriiiinal (oclinic of nowntiiv and Geraulitr." One cubic contiiiipti-r of a ]ilienolsiil]iIion(>plitlialein solution con- tainin;; accurately C niilliirann was injectoii nseptically into tlio Iclt nui-'cle-' of the rabbits or lumbar muscles of the dogs, wliicli were tlion iilace.l in metabolism ca;.'es. The bladders were oxpresscci or catheteri?ed at the end of an hour ami ten minutes, and the total urine for this time colloetcd. The urine was made distinctly a'kaline. diluted (o 1 liter, and the amount of druf; determined by the use of Rowntree ami Geraghty's" modification of the .Autenrietb Ktlniis- berger colorimeter. In control animals it has been determined that tli" normal output in this time is 00 per cent, or njore. The lactose, potassium iodid. salt and water tests which have received a tliorough study at tlie hands of Schlayer" and his en workers and which we have used in relation to the renal function in experimental and clinical nepliritides. were applied to this study. From our previous work we feel that the nuchanism of tlio excretion of lactose differs essentially from that ot phthalein. salt and iodid. ThrouL'hout this investigation W! have used it as an index of the condition of tlie va-cular function'* of the kidney, admitting tliat we need much more information concern- ing the manner and significance of its excretion. Tile teclinic tor the lactose test in rabbits lias been identical with .'^clilayer's. tine gram of lactose dissolved in 10 c.c. of distilled water was injected into the ear vein. The animals were placed in metabolism cages, the bludiler expressed at the end of four hours and every hour thereafter up to eight hours. In dogs, according to our previous technic. 2 gm. were disso'i.i-d in -20 c.c. of water, ami injected into the lumbar muscles. i^ince the time necessary for total elimination lias hevn considered bv Schlaver of greater importance than the absolute amount recovered, and since our pre- vious ob.servations with lactose excretion agree with this, we have observed this exclusively. The presence of lactose in the urine was determined by Nylander's test, using similar amounts of urine, reagent and length of boiliiiLr time. In rabbits under these conditions, the time necessary for the complete elimin- ation of lactose is normally six hours or less and in dogs from four to six Iiours. 11, liowntrce and Oeraghty: ,Iour, Pilar, and Exper, Tlierap., 1910. i, 5T1>. 1-'. Huwntree and Geraghty: The .Archivks Int. .Ued., 1912, ix, 284, 13, Schlayer: Deutsch, Arch, f, klin, Med,, 1911. cii. 311: Schlayer and Takayasu: Deutsch, Arch, f, klin. Med., 1S91, xcviii. 17; 1910, ci, 333. 14, For a review of the literature on this test and the others described below, see our jircvious paper. We have shown in a previous publication, liowever, that lactose is not excreted solelv bv the glomeruli. • Arcordic!: to tlic ftmlif< cf Srlihiyer. iHtn-.-iuin iiulul is excreted by the tubules of tiie kidney, nvA on it he has phued most dependenee in determining tubular furctioiial eapatity. In these studies 1 c.c. of a 2.0 per cent, sulution l'.a> bieli admini.-tered intravenously to rabbits. For ihi.- the noiiiia! tlliiili.atiiui time i:- twciity-four hours. In dojs, (1..J LMU. has bee'i administered by mouth, which normally is excreted witliiii sixty hours. The presence of the drug in the urine has b-en determined by SandowV''' test. The excretion of salt following it- administration in amounts greatly in excess of that ordinarily taken with the food is aecomidi.-lnd by the tubule^. according to Sehlayer. Normally, a laruo amount of salt i- excreted by one of two methods. If it i^ -ivcu wiihont extra wati-r. it i-- almost entirely excreted within twciiiy-l'air hours without diuresis by increased salt concentiaiion in the urine; if given with an excess of water, it is excreted T>artia!ly ihiougli increased eoiH-entration in the urine and partially tlirougli diuresis. Where vas( ular injury to tlie kidney exists, the simple administration of salt may bo followed by a marked diuresis, all of the salt being excreted in twenty-four hours without its percentage content in tiie urine beins at all increased. This is usually associated v., to a somewhat low and fixed specific gravity and the syndrome is spoken of as "vas, :-lar hypothcnuria."' Here the inability to concentrate is not du" to any incapacity of the tubules to exc.-ete salt, but to ' • crseiisitive ves^els which respond to the salt administration with a diurcM-. In mnii' severe vascular injiiiv ilie vessels do not act in the sa way. oliguria charac- terizing the urinary picture. In severe tubuhir de-triu ti^ii. a urine of fixed low spccitic gravity is obtained, the quant iiy «i which is imt materially affected by the administration <.f extra amoimi> of salt, and the salt content of which is not augmented by administratinn nf I'xtra amounts of silt because of the inability of the tnbuli > to excrct.' il. Sik h a condition is known a- ■•tubular hyiHoilienui m" In these studies gin. l.o'> were given by stomach-tube to the ralibits. and gni. 3 to dogs. Tiie urine for the foUowini; twenty-four Imiirs wa>^ collectev tic ndilition of n sni.ill iininnnt of chloroform. TMii i« slialicn teecthcr and nllowcd to scparnte into ln,\(f. tl. ■ I'nscncc of tlic jodid Uw^ indicated liv a |nir|di«li red or violet c(dor in llie cliloroforni. US. Sahli! Lrlirlmch der klini-cl;. n >i!it.'r-ii(hiMie>'. Metlioilui, Iran/ Dcnticke, LoipTig nn.l Wien. JSUii, p. 421. they were allowcil to cat giccn vcj:ctablo.- ad libituni. This produced a constant polyuria. Hence the anioinits of nrine were not followed from day to day. Th.e duff? were allowed MOii c.c. of water daily, and were fed on meat when able to retain liquid or Milid food. The lactose, ph'ihalein and iodid tests were given synchronotisly since their excretion, and quan- titative dctenuiiiation do not interfere with each other. In dogs. lactose and jijitlialein were i:i\en at the same lime, but into tlic muscles of opposite sides. Single catheter nr expre-scil fpieimciis of mine were taken from day to day. Albumin was tested i)y the nitric aeid method. The sediment of centrifuged urine was examined niicrosiopically for blood or casts. As previously, in these studies we have cdiisidercd the excretion of lactose as an index of va^-eular functional (apacity: that of phthalein as nil index of total renal fuiiction (though predominantly tubular), and the excretien nf -alt and iedid as an index of tubtdar functional capacity. The results of thc-e >tudie- are slmwn in the accompanying protocols." I'lJiiloriil.s (iF I'M'IClAtrNTS I. Animnl* with niio kiilmy ri'iiiuM !. renal cirruliition olanipod for in niinnto=. I;aiii:it 1. — I!o-7 iioiirs. Iodic! excretion fir-t day after oiieiation .Tit lioiirs +. lodiii excretion liftli day after operation ;!tl lionrs -f . Salt excretion third day after operation 1. 00 per cent. (1.20 nm.) Salt excretion sixth day after operation I.^IU per cent. (1.(10 f:ni.l .\!!inniin jiresent f"r fonr da\s. K: day, Aniiiial killed on the ei;;litli da.\. -lit 01 valine cast- found nnlil the >eventli 1 Lidia-/ 4.ii em. W.'iL/ht II.MIIIIT :?. — Wei-ht l,::.'i(l em. \\ 1 of remaining kidney at d>alli ■)..") jjni. Siilphonephtlialein excretion si'Coni! day after operation tl.'j per cent. Sniphnneplithalein excretion fourth day after operation !'■.") per cent. Sulphoneplitlialein excretion tifth day after (operation li'J per cent. Siilplioneplillialein excretion seventh day after operation tiu per cent. Lactose- excretion tir-t day after oi'eration II hours. l-actose excretion fourth day alter operation 7'j luuirs. Lactose excntion seventh day after oiier.ation ."i liours. loilid excretion lirst day after operation ^fl hours, lodiil excretiou toiirth day after operation '-M hours, lodiil excretion -I'Veiilh ilay .ifler (iperatioii l!il hours. 17. Ill adilition -iven rahliits wire useil. one with circulation cinnipcil for tin nniiiilis. tiiiee for tliirty minutes, and two fur forty niinutes. All died within sixteen hours of operation. l!eali/iii;r llie individual variation in -uscepti- hility and vita'ity of rabl)it!«. it seemed fair to exclude these animals from their ajiiiropriati' taMi-. especially as all had hien deeply nne-tlieti/ed. nil hut ono had made p etiier recoveries, and one ri'Mdt at 0[)ertttion had KUlTereil fioni a severi' In mini ieiL'e I'.^v to trann a if the liver. f i • 8 t cent, o-nt. com. Suit oxcrotiim tliiiil d.iy after oporatinn 1.2.'i ]ii'r cent. ll.HO am.) tSalt iwcrctiun si.xth day after operation 1.3 per cent. (1.3 gni.) Alliiimin present for six day-;. Sediment neiiative tliroiiprl mt tlie experiment. Animal found dead on tlie eiirluii day. Xo cause found. i;.\niiiT 3. — WeiL'lit 2.25tr <;in. Weiijlit of removed kidney fi fim. (approx. ). Weifiiit of reiiiuiiiiiif,' kidney at deatii S pm. Sulplioneplitlialein excretion first day after operation '.1 per cent. Siilpliono[dillialein excretinn second day after ujieration i!4 per cent. Sulphoneidithalein excretion tldrd day after operation ;>.'> I'er Sulplioneplitlialein exerction sixth ilay after ojier.ition (12 |»'r Sulplioneiditlialein excretion ei;:litli day after opeiati.in. SI' per Lactose excretion first day aft'-r operation 8 lioins-r. Lactose excretion sixtli day after operation li liours. Lactose excretion tliirteentli day after operation 5 Uoiirs. lodid excretion first day after operation 30 liour;. lodid excretion sixtli day nft.T (rperation 34 hour-. Salt excretion third day after operation .72 per cent. (1.3.5 pm.) Salt excretion ei).'litli day after operation .50 per cent. (1.41) pm.) Alhumin present for three days. Sediment sliowed rare liyaline casts on the thirteentli day. Hematuria for three days. The animal was killed on the four- teenth day. II. Animal-f with one kidney removed. Keiial eirculati -u elaniped for twenty minutes. r..\liliIT 1.— Wepjiit l.siit) '^ni. Weight of leiiuived kidney CXi iini. Weight of reiiiaininu' kidney at death 5.5 L'ln. Siilphonephtlialein excretion lirst day after operation 32 i er cut. Sulplioneplitlialein excretion tliiri! day after opernti'ii 43 per ct-nt. Sul|rlioneplithali in excretion fifth day after op>'ration 42 per cent. Sulphonephthal.'in excietion tliirteentli day after operation 4S p'T c.mt. Si Iphoneplitlialiin excretion twentieth day after operation 37 per cent. La tose excreti.jn first day after operation 7'j hours. Lactose excretion fifth day after operation hours. Lactose excretion fourteenth day after operation 5 liour-. Lactose excretion twentieth day aftc-r operation 7 hours +. lodid excretion lirst day afti-r operation 24 hours. lo.lid excretiim fourteenth day after operation 24 hours. lodid excretion twentietli day after operation 24 hours. Salt excretion third (kiy after operatinu l.Hd per cent. (1.1 pni.) Salt excretion seventh" day after ojieration .f* per cent. 12.0(1 cm.) Salt "xcretion sixteentli day after operation .7 per cent. ( 1.0 (jui.) Alhumin lires<'nt for seven days. l-"ew hyaline casts found until the seventli day. Hematuria for live days. Animal found ileail on tlie twenty-seventh day. lli-tolo(.'ically tlie kidney not remarkalde. H.vniilT 2. — Weiplit 1,720 pin. Weiplit of nnioved kidney t),4 pm. Weight of remaiiiini; kidney ut death li.5 uni. Sulphonephtlmlein excretion first il;iy after opeiatlon 27 [ler cent. Sulplioneplitlialein exerel ion fifth day after opeiation 32 l>er cent. Siilplione|ditlialien excretion sixth day after operation (!0 per e.-nt. Sulphoiiephthnlien excretion foiii teer.t'h d.iy after opiTution 5s i.er cent. Sulplioneplithnlien excretion twentieth day after opetntion SS per cent. Sulplioneplitlialein exeielion twenty-eiplith day after operation lit |ier (etit. Lactose i xcretion first day afli'r deatli 7'j hours. Lactose excretion lii'tli day after o|ieration 7 hours. Lactone excretion foiirteei'itli ilay after operation 5 hours. Lactow excretion twenty ei>;hth day after operntion 3 hoiir». loilid excretion first day after op>'ralion 24 hoiirii. lodid excretion fifth ilay nfter <]ii ration 3') hour*. loilid excretion foiirteeiith day alter o|ie-ation 24 lioiiis. lodid excretion twenty-eiphlli day after casts found after the sixth day. Animal killed the twenty-eighth day. Don 1.— Weight 5 kilns. Weight of the removed kidney 20 gm. Sulphonephthalein excretion lirst day after operation 40 per cent. SulphoniM'hthahin excretion second day after oi)eration 00 per cenc. Sniphoiie'phthalein excretion fifth day after operation 50 per cent. Suiplionephtiialein excretion ninth day after operation (is pei cent. Sulphonephthalein excretion twelfth ilay after operation 00 p.'r cent. Lactcjc excretion first day after operation S hours -^. J.actoie excreti(m fifth day after operation S hour-. Laet. Lacto-e excretion tiftecntli dav after operation o hour-. lodi'y after death 8 cm. Sulphoneplitlialein excretion second day after ojieration 55 per cent. Siilphonephtlialein excretion fmirtli day after oi'eration 70 per cent. Sulplionephthalein excretion tiftecntli day after oj.eration ^0 per cent. Sulph'-nephtlialein excretion twentieth day after ulceration 74 per cent. Lactose excretiim first day after operation 7 hours. Lactose excretion fonrth day after operation 5 hour-. Lactose excretion fourteenth day after operation 7 liinirs. Lactose excretion twentieth day after O|ieration 5 honrs. lodid excretion first day .after operation 24 hiinr-. lodiil excriticai fourth ilay after operation 24 honi-. lodid excretion tiftecntli day after operation 24 hours. Salt excretion third day after operation 1.1 per cent. (2..'i jrm.K Salt excretion fonrteenth day after operation .52 per cent. (2.1 <:"i)- Salt excretion twentieth day after operation .fio per cent, (l.n j.-ni.). Alliiimin present for one day. Ilemattiria for one day. No casts see the third .hiy. Animal killed tlie thirtieth day. U,„; l.—Wi.i-ht 7 kilos. WeiLdit of reniovd kidney 24 'jm. Siilphonephtlialein excretion secoml day after opera! iim .'Ui per cent. Sulphonephtlialein excretion third day aft.r ojieration 52 per cent. Sniidionephthalein exention fifth day aft.r operation 55 per cent. Laeto-e excretion thinl day after operation S hours. Iodic! excretion -■eond day after operation 4S hours. Salt excretion third day after operation 1 per cent, i l.i'. !.'ni.i. Alhiimin for two days, ta-ts fotind on the liftli day. .\nimal uneventful recovery ami allowed to live. IV.— Animal witli one kidney removed; lenal eireu'ation clampe.l fi niiniites. l!.\Hi;ir 1. — \Vei<:lit 2.070 |:ni. Widpht ul dioneldithalein excretion fourth day after operation 1,0 per cent. .-nlphoneidithalein excretion fifth day after operation 70 per cent. Lactose excretion first day after operation S hours. Lactose excretion tliird day nfter operation 5 Ikuivs. Lactose excretion llfth ('ay alter operation 4 Innirs. lodid excretion lirst day after operation 30 hours. lodid excretion third day after operation (1.00 gm.) .) d.iv. No casts 14 hours. Sait'exereti'on"seeond daV after o'pe.„tion M per cent. (1.00 gr Salt excretion fifth day after operation .1' per cent. r..5 gm.) Albumin present for three days. Hematuria for one . fourth day. Animal killed on the sixtli day. KAninr 4.— Weight 1.77U gm. Weight of leiiieved kidney r,.m gm remaining kiiinev after death 7.00 gm. Snlrd.onephthalein excretion first day after rieration 15 per cent, Sulphonephthalein excretion second day after operation 14 per cent. een after Wei-'.it Sulphonephthalein excretion third day nfter operation S per cent. Lactose excretion tirst day nfter operation S hours +. Lactose excretion third day after operation hours. lodid excretion lirst day aft.r upeiation 30 ,Hr cent. Salt excretion second dav after operation 1.00 per cent. (.. gm.) No allmmin f.mnd after'the sec-nd day. Hematuria f-r one .lay. Ca-ts swn on 'the thir.l dav. Animal found dead, on tlie fourth .lay with acute peritonitis. of remoVMl khlney 7 gm. Wri-!it of l!.\niiiT r>,— W.ight 2.3JO gm. W , igli remaining knlney ait.T d.'aih 10 gm. Suhdemeiilithalein excreti.m tirst .lay after oper.'.to.n 4, p.r cent, ^iilph.nieidithalein excretion fourth day after operation CJ per cent. Sul d...n.pl.thal.'in .xcr.tion tu.dfth day after operation 1)7 per cent. Sul .honeihthalem exir.tion f.mrt.enth .lay nfter ..pcvation .0 per cent .) Laeto-e excn'tion secon.l .lay after operation li.aiis. Lactos,. excretion fourth s. Weight of reuiove.l kidn.'y 33 gm. Weight .,1 reniaininL' ki.lney after .hath SO gm. Sulphon.lditlialcin excretion first .'ay aft.T .'p.'ratmn trac.s. sulphon.M.hlhahiu excretion second .lay after open.tion traces. Suliihonephthalein exer.tion third day after operation traces. I act'^e excretion first .lav after opernti.m S h.uirs +. Laclo-o .'xcretion s.c.mil day after operation S hours. Salt and iodhl not given. Alliumin. Id.ind and ea-|s pre-ent until .leath. Animal kill.d on the fourth day on account of rxtf tox.niia. : — WeiL'ht 10 kilos. WeiL'ht of remove.l kidney 30 gm. litluilein exereti.>n first day after operation 20 per .'ent. D.ii. Sul|il -n.pl sulpla . o!t iMl.-in Mti.'ii lliir.l .lay aft.- .p. rati. ill 30 piT cut. 1-2 Siilplionoplitlialoin excretion fourth einy after o|ifiation ()4 pi'r cent. Nullilioiu'plitluilfin cxeri'tion sevuntli day after op,-ration liS jjor ceut. Lactose excretion lirst ilay alte;- operation S hours +. Lactose excretion fuurtli day after operation S liours +. Lactose excretion seventli day iifter operation liours. lodiil excretion second day after operation 48 hours. Salt excretion second day alter operation .4 per cent. (.SO i;ni.) Alhuniin present for four days. Xo casts seen after the fourth day. made an imeveiilful recovery and alloweil to live. Aiiiiual \. — .\iiinial- \vitl[ one kidne hour. KAiiiiir I. — WeiL'lit l.ToO ijni. Wi reiiiamini: kiiiney after death 7.5 !;ir.. Suli>hiineplithalein excretion first day after operation '32 per cent. removed: renal circulation .dit of removed kidnev 7 -d for on-' Wei.'ht of -nt. dav kidney after death il.'M) gm Animal died amnio in s ht of n-moved kidie.'v Animal Wei-iit of Wei-ht ntv-two m. Weight of Sulphonephthalein excretion third day after operation .3.') \ Larto-e e\eretinn second day alter oj.eration S liours +. lodid excretion second day after operatie excietion second day after operation 8 hours 4-. Salt excretion sicoiiil liay alter I'peration .7 jier cent. (.>* ^in.) .\lhumin. ea-t- aii.I lilood in the urine on the t];ird day. Animal found dead i:.\nmr 3. — Weiudit I.mm.7 urn. \Vei;:ht of removed kidney il.i)0 of remainin hours. I'iAniilT 4.— Weiirht 1.7nth day after operation ti hours. lodid excretion thiril day after operation 24 hours. lodiU excretion eighteentli day after operation 24 Iiotirs. Salt excretion eighteenth day after operation .3 per cent. ( 1.20 nni.l Albumin present for one day. Xo ca^ts seen after tlie fifth I'ay. .\ninial killed on the nineteenth day. R.^nRIT 3.— Weiglit 1.700 gni. .'^ulplionejdithnlein excretion tirst day after operation 50 per cent. Sulplioneidithalein excretion thiril day after ojieratii'n 5S per cent. Siilphonephthalein excretion seventh day after [operation 70 per c(nt. Lactoso excretion tliiid day after operation ti hours. Lactose excretion sevinth day after operation 5 hours. luiiid excretion tir-t day after operation 24 hours. lodid excretion -eventh day after oiieration 24 hours. Salt excretion fifth day after operation .7 per cent. (1.4 gni.) Albumin pre-ent for one day. Casts found on the seventh day. .\niinal found dead on the twelfth day. No cause found. \1I. — Animals in which one kidney has been renioved, the circulation of tiie other being left untouched. K.xnniT 1. — Weight l.flOiT gni. Weight of removed kidney 7 gm. Weight of remaining kidney after death 7.5 gm. Sulplionephthalein excretion tirst day after operation 50 per cent. Sulphonefdithalein excretion second 1'""'^ a OS.' ox,.ret,..n tlnrtoen.h ,h,y .ft.r "l-"'"'" - "-"- locli.l excretion tir.t cloy aft. r op'^roti'in -^''""["- , ,„^ . In, , excretion tl.irteontl, day after operation 24 •"»•_-. k.li excretion third dav after ^l^-^- .;^.J:-.-" J ;;r ! 1., ..-..) salt excr.t,on »■•-'-';;> "^^;^;-:l, .x„nnal ki'lod ... th. fonrt Albumin present for one day. >o ca i» e. n day ntli -ni. \V,i-!it of llAimiT 3-\Veipht l.S5() ?m. Weifzht of removed kidney remaining' kiilney after death 7 pu. Snlphonophtllalein excretion .ir.t dav f-;;';" ^i; -\ 'p; int. lactone excretion first day after operation ^^ '"""^i- . ,„., cto4 excretion ninet^^nth day after operation o liou,,. Indid excretion first day after operation 24 '■"•>,'^^. "Il'id Excretion nineteenth day -^'" 'l^f^^^^J:^'''- Salt excretion tliir.l day a ter ''';'''''>'' " j ', ' Vl , er cent. (1..1 '-niO Salt excretion nineteenth day after operation 1.1 per '""'\ , AUmniin present for one day. Hematuria for one day. Animal kilhd t... twentytirst ilay. c'h.npiit. of the renal eireulatimt up to foriy minute, in the n.ajoritv of «.' s, pmiluced a definite ai.tuvban.e in renal function. Its tnten^ty Jo'no ilation to the len.th of time the vessels were danM^d. n > - the va^cular or tubular funetiou chiefly affeetod (Protocol. I to U). ni^4.>.n bv the presence of albumin and east, m the urine. 1^ a •::;ed h:;talein otitput of varyin. do.ree and bv a delayed ae^e and u.lid excretion. Salt was constantly well excreted. The an m ^ reecverin,, renamed nearly normal f.nutioft withtn six l^^'^'- ; -'' " hat the disturbance was slight and temporary. One antmal fa. do ^i^rn to a normal phthaleuf otitput. So explanation wa. ouml at autopsv. Two animals with circulation clamped for fo,t> m.n.te. died quickly with marked si?ns of renal insttffictency. . ^-^.^.^^y^. All the animals, however, with one kidney ^^^^'''^''^'^'\'^, tion of the remaining kidney clamped f"". -;/""l^U v •^' 1.1 '^ te ^vithin ei.ht davs. Thee was evidence dinically as well - > ^^ ^^ ; of extrem'e distuioance of function. An interesting P-- "J.'-.^ J^^ tant a part in renal sur,e.-y the unoperated k.dney ph>s '^ ' ' ^ ...onJvi. In tl... ser,es. thou.h the circlation "- ^'-"H ^^ hour, with a norn.al kidney r.ma.nin,. the function was but >l,...th and tcmporarilv disturbed. ,.,-.„u- That the ciT.vt of nophre-tomy alone did no p.^oduco he .cm.Is obtained ,s seen fron. P.-otoco, VII. In two at.ima s the -^ -;^ ^^^ „.,ve unafTected. In the .bird the phthalom output was .-Ic.'hth ,.du,ed for Hire. davs. Tb,. other tests we.'e normal. l.„i,„l„„c:,llv. similar changes were .loted to tho.e de-..,h 1 o nivM.nis authors; The earliest -han^es. -x.-osslv, wee ma.kod ron^.stinn ; lucvd n„n..te be,ma,ha.es. As the len.th of .nn. fodow.,.g • 15 , „l tl,f. kidprv- liv.R-rtroi.hioa, but otherwise the opcriUiun inrr a^'U, tlie kuii.tv ". i i appeared normal. .lo^tviii-tioii of ^^Lcrccopieally first were seen hemorrhage, f^'/^-^^l^, siderablc length of time without harm. CON'CLrsiONS 1 In r.bbit^ and do., with one k.dnev removed. tl,e circulation of J:^:SL'...y be .lamped for a. ^n. a t.. a. o^ ..n-^ with recovery. If the renal circulation is clamped for a Icn.er animals die with sicrns of renal insulTioency. ^^^^^_ o In animals with the circulation clamped foi not ^""-'^;'':" ^ ^ „„;;.^ ...,.,o,„v ,,..,„,„»™ u. "»' ^;»;:: ■:; ■; T'^in;":" bv the presence of albumin and casts in the u-Ul. n, phti!;i,u output and bv a delayed lactone and iod.d excrefon. Normal function is regained witliin si.x days. 3 .\cute or healed pathological changes are tound m ki ^^ tissue ^o ]no'rix'^s no '^'^^"'^ ^^^^ ; demonstrable bv the functional tests u..l between tne patholo.Kal a.u. ^""f r^r!S;;:':;rrt;:!al kumey. t,. .rcmation of th. o^^r kid:;y^m::tdamped for at lea. an hour without permanent u.ur> to the animal's general condition or renal function.