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I Hagemann

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PubMed1987

[Methods for determining the glomerular filtration rate in experiments with small animals: position report of the Animal Experiment Diagnosis of Kidney Function Study Group of the Society of Nephrology of East Germany].

The methods of the investigation of the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) in the animal experiment on cats and rats used at present are demonstrated as survey and the results of the basic investigations are compared. The values in cats lie between 20 and 30 ml/min/100 g kidney, in rats GFR values are between 0.6 and 1.0 ml/min/100 g body mass and 0.6-0.3 ml/min/1 g kidney. The basic values are essentially influenced by the experimental conditions and determination methods so that only clearance values within the working team concerned are comparable.

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PubMed1987

[Kidney function in spontaneously hypertensive rats under minoxidil treatment].

In 25 spontaneously hypertensive rats the blood pressure was lowered from 192 +/- 11.6 to 130 +/- 11.7 mm Hg and in 26 normotensive Wistar rats from 129 +/- 9.1 to 107 +/- 6.7 mm Hg by applying 1 mg/kg body weight minoxidil twice a day orally. 19 spontaneously hypertensive and 21 normotensive rats served as untreated control groups. During the treatment the glomerular filtration rate, determined by the slope clearance of Tc-99m-DTPA, remained unchanged. Under maximal water diuresis the excretion fraction of sodium was diminished compared with the control data. The Na+ and water reabsorption was increased in the proximal tubules (not an aldosterone effect) only in the treated spontaneously hypertensive rats. The potassium clearance was increased in this group, but decreased in the treated normotensive group. The different reactions of the renal tubular function to the treatment with minoxidil in spontaneously hypertensive compared with normotensive rats were discussed in connection with changes of membrane transport in essential hypertension.

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PubMed1986

[Modern study methods in experimental nephrology].

The investigation technique of the experimental nephrology comprise in-vivo and in-vitro methods. This order results from the increasing reduction of the size of the investigation object, beginning with the kidneys in the intact organism up to the subcellular structures. Modern investigation techniques such as the nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry or the tubular microperfusion method with or without ion-selective micropotential measurement have opened new ways of approach and led to new recognitions concerning the function of the kidney in physiological and pathophysiological situations. To this among others belong the characterization of the tubulo-glomerular feedback and aspects of the humoral regulation of renal compensatory adaptation processes. It remains open whether in near future a new stage of experimental nephrology is beginning. It might take its starting point from the cultivation of nephronal cells and via bioartificial hybrid systems lead to new ways in simulating the tubular renal function.

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PubMed1985

[Bacteriologic, histologic and functional studies of the kidney in 5 days' therapy of experimental E. coli pyelonephritis with gentamycin. Comparison with 9 days' therapy].

Short-term antibiotic treatment is recommended in infections of the lower urinary tract but its effectiveness is questioned in the upper urinary tract infections. We compared a 5 and a 9 day treatment of experimental E. coli 022 pyelonephritis after unilateral nephrectomy in 127 mal Wistar rats. We used 9 mg gentamycin per kg b.w. twice daily. I131 hippurat excretion was not decreased during the 5 day treatment but was only temporarily diminished during the 9 day treatment. Histologically the severe acute pyelonephritis was decreased after the 9 day treatment but not after 5 days of treatment. Bacteriologically almost all the kidneys were sterile after the 9 day treatment but the majority of the kidneys showed the injected strain of E. coli after the 5 day treatment. The results indicated that the shortened treatment was much less effective in our acute experimental pyelonephritis.

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PubMed1985

[Kidney function and bacteriological and histological research in the therapy of experimental E. coli pyelonephritis using trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMO)].

40 uninephrectomized male Wistar rats with an experimental E.-coli-022-pyelonephritis (PN) were treated twice daily for 9 days with 30 mg trimethoprim and 150 mg sulfamethoxazole (TMP-SMO) i.p. Bacteriologically most of the kidneys became sterile. Histologically a significant reduction of the frequency of severe PN was found in the treated group. The biologic half-life of 131I-hippuran indicated a decrease of excretory function which was reversible. Urine osmolality and osmotic clearance were increased after oral water loading in 10 untreated control animals with PN but not in the treated group. The 9 day treatment had a favourable effect bacteriologically, histologically and also on renal function.

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PubMed1979

[Treatment of experimental immune complex nephritis with indomethacin].

Functional, histological and immune-histological examination were performed in altogether 64 Wistar-rats, in order to control the effect of a therapy with 2 mg/kg per body weight indomethazine lasting 2 months at the model of an experimental immune complex nephritis. In 44 rats after presensibilisation an immune complex nephritis was performed by intraperitoneal injections with human serum albumin which were repeated three times a week. 24 glomerulonephritis animals and other 20 animals without glomerulonephritis were daily administered indomethazin through a tube probe, the remaining 20 animals with glomerulonephritis served as untreated control groups. The excretion function of the kidney was tested before the beginning of the experiment, 2 weeks after the beginning of the therapy and the regular serum injections, respectively, and before the end of the experiment by determination of the biological half-life period of 131J-hippuran. In every case one day before this the proteinuria during 24 hours was determined. At the end of the experiment the kidneys were examined histologically and immune-histologically. The results showed that indomethazin does not lead to a clear influence on the proteinuria in the immune complex nephritis of the rat. The excretion of 131J-hippuran was significantly restricted, whereas the histological and immune-histological preparations in the animals with foreign serum injections showed clear changes of the glomeruli in the sense of an early stage of the immune complex nephritis, however, they did not show any essential influence by indomethazin. That is, indomethazin had altogether no favourable effect on the immune complex nephritis of the rat.

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PubMed1975

[Determination of kidney circulation with radioxenon].

On 23 investigations in dogs the 133xenon eluation method was compared with the bloody measurement of the renal blood supply. The most favourable correlation presents the measurement of the initial decrease of the curves with r = 0.827 and y = 0.889x + 53.3, besides the modified hight-surface-method. Possibilities of error exist especially by the recirculation of xenon and the influence on the blood supply by the xenon-injection.

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