. Medical communications of the Massachusetts Medical Society. Fig. 6. Chart showing persistent polyuria following posterior lobe reimplanta-tion in the cerebral subcortex after excision. Polyuria promptly inter-rupted after excision of the transplant on the fifteenth day. terior lobe from one animal to another causes a transientpolyuria, which subsides in a few days, coincident pre-sumably with the absorption of the secretory products con-tained in the implanted tissue. It would appear, moreover, 36 CONCERNING DIABETES INSIPIDUS AND THE from certain observations made by Stiles, under Schafers
. Medical communications of the Massachusetts Medical Society. Fig. 6. Chart showing persistent polyuria following posterior lobe reimplanta-tion in the cerebral subcortex after excision. Polyuria promptly inter-rupted after excision of the transplant on the fifteenth day. terior lobe from one animal to another causes a transientpolyuria, which subsides in a few days, coincident pre-sumably with the absorption of the secretory products con-tained in the implanted tissue. It would appear, moreover, 36 CONCERNING DIABETES INSIPIDUS AND THE from certain observations made by Stiles, under Schafersdirection, that the posterior lobe substance given by mouth 130^. Fig. showing persistent polyuria following posterior lobe reimplantationin the cerebral subcortex. On all occasions during the twenty-five daysfollowing the operation, when the 24-hour amounts were measured theyvaried between 900 and 2200 increases urinary output, and thus promises to be of clinicalvalue as a diuretic. This observation also conforms withour own experiences with the oral administration of ex-tracts.
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