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UK excretion rate in the diuretic state was investigated in human and animal studies. Loading of water, beer or diuretics in man decreased the UK excretion rate as urine flow increased. A linear relation between UK excretion rate and urine specific gravity was observed. Simultaneous loading of water and exercise suppressed the decrease in UK excretion rate and the increase in urine flow. In animal studies, a null value for UK excretion rate was observed as a result of giving physiological saline and/or furosemide, and a remarkable increase in urine flow was induced. These results clearly suggest the existence of a relation between renal function and UK excretion rate.
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