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Extrarenal Azotemia in Cholera

Azotemia that may develop during the course of cholera may be:

1. Uremia with the classical symptoms and signs of renal failure, or

2. Extrarenal azotemia with elevation of blood urea, normal kidney function, normal urinary output and absence of abnormal findings in the urine. All these cases recover.

¹ College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University, 622 West 168th St., New York 32, New York.

² The Schering International Research Institute, Bloomfield, New Jersey and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.