The Elements of Clinical Diagnosis
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Con- sult text-books for the quantitative determination. The alloxan bodies are increased in all conditions which involve augmented disintegration of leucocytes.
Kreatinin (C^H^NgO), daily quantity from^ 0.6 to 1.3 g., is with- out diagnostic importance, as is Hippuric acid (CjHgNOg), whose daily amount of excretion is between 0.25 and 0.5 g., and which is formed fi'om benzoic acid (CgHsCOOH) and giycocol (CHjNHjCOOH).
Indican (C8H(,NKS04), potassium indoxyl sulphate, present in small quantitie...s in the urine, is increased in cases of ex- tensive decomposition in the intestinal tract, therefore in all diseases of the abdominal cavity which tend to diminish peristalsis and hinder absorption, especially in peritonitis and intestinal obstruction; at the same time the amount of indican is greater the higher the obstruction is situated.
Obstruction of the large intestine gives rise to but little indican. Indican is also increased in cases of putrid sup- puration.
Chemical attribules of indican.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Con- sult text-books for the quantitative determination. The alloxan bodies are increased in all conditions which involve augmented disintegration of leucocytes.
Kreatinin (C^H^NgO), daily quantity from^ 0.6 to 1.3 g., is with- out diagnostic importance, as is Hippuric acid (CjHgNOg), whose daily amount of excretion is between 0.25 and 0.5 g., and which is formed fi'om benzoic acid (CgHsCOOH) and giycocol (CHjNHjCOOH).
Indican (C8H(,NKS04), potassium indoxyl sulphate, present in small quantitie...s in the urine, is increased in cases of ex- tensive decomposition in the intestinal tract, therefore in all diseases of the abdominal cavity which tend to diminish peristalsis and hinder absorption, especially in peritonitis and intestinal obstruction; at the same time the amount of indican is greater the higher the obstruction is situated.
Obstruction of the large intestine gives rise to but little indican. Indican is also increased in cases of putrid sup- puration.
Chemical attribules of indican.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Klemperer, G. (Georg), 1865-1946 to read onlineMoreLess
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