[Possibility of preserving the innervation of transplanted kidneys in dogs]

It has been stated experimentally in dogs that after classical operative denervation of the kidney, complete adrenergic and partial cholinergic denervation of the organ is achieved only in the cases were excision of ggl. splanchnicum and ggl. aorticorenale is performed simultaneously. The classical autotransplantation of the kidney, as a rule, produces complete adrenergic and partial cholinergic denervation of the organ. The surgical procedure modified by the authors contributes to preservation of intrarenal adrenergic and cholinergic innervation and the organ behaves in the same manner as after preganglionic surgical decentralization.