. Surgery, its principles and practice . ebohls the mortality was percent. In view of this low death-rate from the operation it seems certainthat whenever the symptoms are severe or the condition itself is a sourceof anxiety, kidney fixation should be done. That a permanent cure of allthe symptoms follows in a large proportion of cases cannot be fully 65 per cent, of all cases permanent cures are achieved. Albarran,who places the sutures through the kidney, has obtained a permanentrecovery in 78 per cent, of his cases. In about 20 per cent, of all casesthere is a partial fai
. Surgery, its principles and practice . ebohls the mortality was percent. In view of this low death-rate from the operation it seems certainthat whenever the symptoms are severe or the condition itself is a sourceof anxiety, kidney fixation should be done. That a permanent cure of allthe symptoms follows in a large proportion of cases cannot be fully 65 per cent, of all cases permanent cures are achieved. Albarran,who places the sutures through the kidney, has obtained a permanentrecovery in 78 per cent, of his cases. In about 20 per cent, of all casesthere is a partial failure, often due to recurrence of the condition. Secondoperations have repeatedly been performed with success. PERINEPHRITIS; PARANEPHRITIS. The connective-tissue covering of the kidney, including the fat layerand the peritoneum in front, reacts in various ways to inflammations ofthe kidney proper. The peritoneum and the capsula propria are neverthe seat of primary disease or of suppuration; but in a way, and always PLATE II. •X A /^^i. Renal Lipomatosis—from Stone (Cincinnati Hospital Museum). perinephritis; paranephritis. 209 secondary to disease of the kidney, are capable of enormous fat covering, on the other hand, is very frequently infected fromsources foreign to the kidney. Teclinically, a differentiation of the variousconditions should demand an indicative nomenclature. No little confu-sion has resulted from efforts in this direction. Rayer reserved the termperinephritis for inflammations of the fat capsule. French, English,and American writers have continued the use of this term in the samesense. Kiister applied the name to inflammations in front of the kidneyand reserved the term paranephritis for the suppurative processes inthe retro renal fat. Israel would designate the thickenings of the fibrouscapsule as perinephric, and inflammations within the fat capsule as epi-nephric. Unfortmiately for this nomenclature there is often shown a suc-cessive inv
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