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Discussions of causative relation between toxemias of late pregnancy and posterior pituitary hormone (PPH) are already time-honored, and Kustner,l) Anselmino-Hoffmann,2) and others have made great contribu tions in these parts. In 1933, Kustner1) had performed an anterior hysterotomy on a typical pre-eclampsia and at that time a slow intravenous injection of Orasthin not only gave her rise to eclamptic fits, but also after the operation her blood pressure had increased about 20mm. From this case, and based on his melanophore reaction, Kustner concluded that in the serum of eclampsia there had been no factor to inactivate PPH, which every normal

A Study about Posterior Pituitary Hormone Inactivation of Toxemic Serum of Late Pregnancy