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Abstract
Acute toxic nephrosis is believed to be the best term applied to acute tubular disorders characterized by shock, acute renal insufficiency with anuria, oliguria, uremia and heart failure and their associated phenomena. Histologically there is degeneration or necrosis of the tubular epithelium which at times may be more physiologic than pathologic. Sixty-six cases are discussed emphasizing the clinical and pathologic features and therapeutics employed.