Urinary Diseases (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Anatomy. The kidney is very intimately connected with the large blood vessels of the system. Its blood supply comes directly from the abdominal aorta and the venous blood goes into the vena cava, thus making the kidney more intimately connected with the large blood supply of the body than is any other organ except the heart. This fact of the kidney's direct connection with the large blood vessels of the system must be borne carefully in mind later when we consider the advisability of hot and cold baths, and when we give our patients directions as to exposure to sudden changes of temperature.

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