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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 5
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corpus extraneum, sed ipsissimum renem
finistrum qui in prodigiosam hanc magnitudinem
excreverat
Etat renis hujus figura accedens ad
ovalem, quatuor pedum octo pollicum circumferentia
maxima trium pedum decem pollicum circumferentia
minima facto per medium circuitu: cum contra ren
in naturali statu quinque aut sex longit pollicum longi–
tudinem trium traversorum digitorum latitudinem et
et pauloplus quam pollicis crassitiem habeat nec
nisi cochlearis capacitatem habeat
Ut proinde
dici possit nihil unquam tam admirabile. visum in hoc
argumento cum maximi Anatomici referant maximos renes
hactenus observatos nondum humani capitis magnitudinem
aequasse. Ureter exibat ex superiori Renis prde hujus parte
pergebatque versus primas lumborum vertebras, atque inde se inserebat in
vesicam. Incrementum tumris continuum ita ureterem loco moverat ut
renis
paulatim elatus ad supremum renis nihil amplius materiae illius extraneae cum
grina emifferet, cum aeger in lecto aut situesset, qui ureterem premebat
qquae etiam videtur fuisse proxima mortis causa. Arteria et vena ermtn
emulgens solito majores erant, unde ramorum distributio per totam
membranae magnitudinem facile notari poterat. Dexter ren sanus
erat et in naturali habitu; corpus u cor magnitudinis et firmitatis
singatur extravidinariae, vasa ejus valde dilatata, et consistentiae
cartulaginosae maxime ostium magnae arteriae, et valvulae 
ejus. Unde dici obiter potest, motum sanguinis majorem et rapidiore
fuisse in Basis cordis quam reliqui corporis et maxime infimi ventris, ubi pondus
renis circulationi valde obstabat; et sanguinem cum impetu in con
irrumpentem vehementia illapsus dilatasse atque  indura se
paulatim leorum vasorum ora ita ut propemodum ad osseam duritiem
accederent