Study XXII : the effect of theobromin sodium salicylate in acute experimental nephritis, as measured by the excretion of phenolsulphonephthalein / Henry A. Christian, M.D., Boston.

  • Henry Asbury Christian
Date:
1914
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Credit: Study XXII : the effect of theobromin sodium salicylate in acute experimental nephritis, as measured by the excretion of phenolsulphonephthalein / Henry A. Christian, M.D., Boston. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    0.25 mg. per kilogram of body weight. B, theobromin sodium salicylate, 14 mg. per kilogram. If the last group with very slight degrees of renal disturbance is viewed as a whole and if allowance is made for some probable varia¬ tion in effect from so small a dose of uranium, to say nothing of varia¬ tions in results obtained at times without explainable cause in all of the observations here reported, the conclusion would seem justifiable that even in very slight degrees of acute experimental (uranium) neph¬ ritis in the rabbit there is little evidence of any beneficial action from theobromin sodium salicylate on renal function as measured by phenol- sulphonephthalein excretion. It is equally true that there is little evi-
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