Comparative Study of Morphine and Dromoran as Antidiuretic Agents in the Dog. ∗

Abstract

Conclusions

1. Dromoran is less antidiuretic than morphine when anti-diuretic activity is related to analgesic potency. 2. In the range of doses employed in these studies, neither morphine nor Dromoran effected a chloruresis. 3. The lack of chloruresis in the presence of anti-diuretic action suggests that these drugs do not act by liberation of the anti-diuretic hormone.