Renal

Pertaining to the kidneys. R. Apoplexy, ischuria, or suppre ion of urine from hemorrhage into the substance of the kidney or other renal lesion. R. Calculus, any concretion in the kidney. R. Glands, the suprarenal capsules. R. Inadequacy, that peculiar condition in which the amount of urinary solids, and often the quantity of urine itself, is considerably diminished. Itis probably due to an exhausted condition of the epithelial cells of the kidney. R. Storm, Murchison's term for a peculiar form of neurosal attack referred to the kidney, frequently seen in patients suffering from aortic regurgitation. There is sudden excruciating pain over the region of the kidney, like renal colic, but without nausea or retraction of the testicle, and with the pa age of normal urine. In a few hours the pain pa es off as suddenly as it appeared.