X-ray viewing of the opacified artery at a preselected interval before and after the
administration of a pressor substance permits the study of induced vascular motion. This …

Acute anoxia, sufficient in degree? produces a marked diversion of the renal cortical blood
flow in the innervated, but not in the denervated, kidney. 2. Simultaneous study of the …

METHODS Acute experiments were performed on mongrel dogs ranging in weight from 12
to 26 kg. Food was withheld for 16-20 hr, but free access to water was permitted before each …

This study attempts to define some of the physiologic characteristics of the isolated whole
blood artificial heart-lung perfused rabbit kidney and describes a modification of an original …

METHODS Acute experiments were performed on 27 dogs weighing between 14 and 36 kg.
The dogs were anesthetized with phenobarbital(20 mg/kg). All animals were deprived of …

1. Methods for producing temporary obstruction, complete or partial, of the renal artery in the
dog are described. 2. Occlusion of the artery to a sole remaining kidney for periods ranging …

Hemodynamic responses, renal function, and plasma levels of immunoreactive atrial
natriuretic factor (irANF) were examined following volume expansion (VE) in normal (N) …

METHODS All studies were performed on Charles River rats (200-300 g) fed a standard rat
chow diet and allowed water ad libitum. The rats were prepared for study as described …

RESULTS The first experiment described is one in which an attempt was made to neutralize
the changes induced by section of the splanchnic nerve by diminishing the blood flow with …

The renal effects of angiotensin were studied in anesthetized dogs with one kidney acutely
denervated. Denervation was accomplished in each animal by sectioning all visible nerves …