Efferent vascular patterns and early vascular-tubular relations in the dog kidney.
Efferent vascular patterns and early vascular-tubular relations in the dog kidney.
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狗肾脏的传出血管模式和早期血管-小管关系。
DOI:
10.1152/ajplegacy.1971.221.5.1361
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1971
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R. Beeuwkes
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作者:
R. Beeuwkes
METHODSEferent vessels. The postglomerular vascular pathways were studied in dog kidneys injected with silicone rubber (2). Mongrel dogs of both sexes were sacrificed by rapid intravenous overdose of pentobarbital. The kidneys were rapidly removed through a flank or abdominal incision and the renal artery was cannulated with polyethylene tubing of appropriate size. The silicone material consisted of equal parts of Microfil MV-112 (Canton Biomedical Products, Boulder, Colo.) and MV diluent to which 3% by volume of dibutyltin dilaurate catalyst was added just before infusion. The vascular cannula was connected to a constant-pressure reservoir containing the rubber compound and the infusion maintained at a pressure of 75 or 150 mm Hg for at least 4 min. The renal pedicle was then clamped and the organ was suspended by this clamp at room temperature until the rubber had cured, usually less than an hour. The kidney was then refrigerated overnight and cut into slices perpendicular to its long axis. These slices were dehydrated in increasing concentrations of alcohol, usually remaining in each concentration for 24 hr. They were transferred from absolute alcohol to methyl salicylate (oil of wintergreen) for clearing and storage.Vascular-tubular relations. Vascular-tubular relations were demonstrated by in vivo fixation of the kidney, followed by arterial injection of silicone material. The kidneys were then dehydrated, cleared, and sliced. Under direct observation micropipets were maneuvered into the urinary spaces of glomeruli in each part of the cortex, and proximal tubules injected via the glomerulus with silicone rubber of contrasting color.