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. The endocrine organs; an introduction to the study of internal secretion . FIG. 71.—Young dog, eight months old. fourmonths after removal of the greater partof the pituitary body. (Gushing.) Noticethe tendency to adiposity, and the de-ficient development of the sexual organs. 104 The Endocrine Organs by prolonged polyuria: this may be caused by irritation of portions of parsintermedia which remain. According to Weed, Gushing, and Jacobson,puncture of the pituitary gives as definite results regarding glycosuria asBernards puncture of the fourth ventricle. In both cases there must be. FIG. 72.
. The endocrine organs; an introduction to the study of internal secretion . FIG. 71.—Young dog, eight months old. fourmonths after removal of the greater partof the pituitary body. (Gushing.) Noticethe tendency to adiposity, and the de-ficient development of the sexual organs. 104 The Endocrine Organs by prolonged polyuria: this may be caused by irritation of portions of parsintermedia which remain. According to Weed, Gushing, and Jacobson,puncture of the pituitary gives as definite results regarding glycosuria asBernards puncture of the fourth ventricle. In both cases there must be. FIG. 72.—Adult dogs, male and female, some months after removal of the greater part of thepituitary body. In each case a control of the same litter is shown on the right of theoperated animal. (Gushing.) The tendency to adiposity is well marked in both sexes. available glycogen present, glycogen resulting from recent ingestionof carbohydrates. Both this and Bernards puncture are ineffective aftersection of the cord at the fourth thoracic level. EFFECTS OF GRAFTING AND FEEDING WITH PITUITARY Many attempts have been made to increase the internal secretion of thepituitary—especially of the pars anterior—by grafting the organ or portionsof the organ from an animal of the same species into various parts of thebody; but these have always so far resulted in failure, the graft disappear-ing, or at any rate undergoing degeneration, in the course of a few white rats, rabbits, and guinea-pigs I have repeatedly implanted theorgan as a whole or in small pieces under the skin of
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