THE ADDIS SEDIMENT COUNT IN NORMAL CHILDREN

The Addis Sediment Count in Normal Children.

The Addis Sediment Count and Blood Urea Clearance Test in Normal Pregnant Women.

Many tests have been done to evaluate renal function in the toxemias of pregnancy and investigators (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) are agreed that the most accurate is the blood urea clearance. Addis (6, 7) has studied the urinary sediment in both normal and nephritic patients and is able by this means to classify the nephritides more accurately. These two tests are the most sensitive and accurate of anyused ...

The Addis Count in the Prognosis of Acute Nephritis

The problem of assessing the extent of the renal damage following an attack of acute haemorrhagic nephritis has been the subject of much investigation. Renal function tests of various kinds have been described and undoubtedly are helpful if taken in conjuncti9n with the clinical picture and the progress of the'individual case. The reports of the prognosis of these cases, however, are still conf...

The Arneth Count in Normal Indians

The Arneth Count in Normal Indians

Discussion.?It will be seen from table I that in most cases there is predominance of cells of class I, over 40 per cent of cells of this class being present in as many as 21 cases, and along with this there is paucity of cells of classes IV and V;' in only five instances were cells of class V seen in a total of 50 cases. Consequently the weighted mean is very low in most cases; in only 10 cases...