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From the 1830s onwards, surgeons and physiologists in many countries removed the thyroid gland from various species of animal to see what happened. The results were ambiguous: since neither antisepsis nor the existence of the parathyroid glands were known, it was not possible to know whether the postoperative observations reflected infection or an organic failure. As Claude Bernard observed in 1879:

Towards endocrinology: Theodor Kocher's 1883 account of the unexpected effects of total ablation of the thyroid