CHOLERA ACIDOSIS AND ITS THERAPY

M. TSURUMI
1922 Archives of Internal Medicine  
Acidosis is now generally known to be present in various diseases, such as diabetes, nephritis, uremia, and when violent diarrhea and vomiting occur clinically, there is also a rapid decrease in the body fluids. In most cases of cholera, the victim falls into a state of temporary inanition, and in consequence of the action of the toxin on the kidneys, so-called cholera nephritis very often develops. The decrease of blood alkali and the accumulation of acid in the body, make the existence of
more » ... osis a certainty. Sellards noted the remarkable tolerance of the urine to alkali, while From the Dairen Isolation Hospital.
doi:10.1001/archinte.1922.00110120116006 fatcat:os4fxa5l4ndbldpjtyghsb4psm