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Differences in Renal Clearances Measured in Danish Pigs

Forskelle i renale clearances målt på danske svin

Abstract

Measurements are reported of renal clearances of inulin, endogenous creatinine, urea and PAH in 15 pigs in order to elucidate (a) the effect of pentobarbitone and urethane on the renal clearances, (b) differences in clearances measured by continuous infusion and by subcutaneous injection, (c) the effect of the intensity of feeding on the renal clearances, and (d) the difference in the renal clearances between two strains of Danish Landrace pigs.

Sedation with pentobarbitone and urethane had no effect on the renal clearances of the pigs. Measurement of clearances by continuous infusion gave the same results as use of the subcutaneous injection method. Changes in the intensity of feeding and the consequent effect on growth had no influence on the renal clearances or on the relative kidney weight. Considerable differences were demonstrated in the renal function of pigs from two different strains of Danish Landrace Pigs.

Sammendrag

Der er udført renale clearance undersøgelser omfattende clearance for inulin, endogen kreatinin, urinstof og PAH på 15 svin til belysning af: a) mebumal og uretans indflydelse på de renale clearances, b) forskelle i clearances målt ved henholdsvis kontinuerlig infusion og ved subkutan injektion, c) fodringsintensitetens indflydelse på de renale clearances og d) forskellen i de renale clearances mellem to grise-stammer indenfor Dansk Landrace.

Beroligelse med mebumal og uretan påvirkede ikke de renale clearances hos svin. Glearancemålinger udført med kontinuerlig infusion gav samme resultater som ved anvendelse af subkutan injektion. Ændret fodringsintensitet og dermed ændret tilvækst påvirkede hverken de renale clearances, eller den relative nyrevægt. Der påvistes betydelige forskelle i nyrefunktionen hos grise fra to forskellige grise-stammer indenfor Dansk Landrace.

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Gyrd-Hansen, N. Differences in Renal Clearances Measured in Danish Pigs. Acta Vet Scand 11, 443–451 (1970). https://doi.org/10.1186/BF03547970

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