The =right adrenal= and =kidney= are removed in the same way, by making a curved incision around the outer border of the organs, pulling them up toward the median line and cutting the blood-vessels from above downward against the spine, and then stripping the ureter downward to the pelvis. After removal the adrenal is separated from the kidney and examined as directed above for the left adrenal. The kidney and ureter are then examined in the same way as on the left. When it is desired to remove the right kidney with the pelvic organs the same procedure is carried out as advised above in the case of the left one. In the removal of the right adrenal care should be taken not to injure the vena cava. In the case of displacement of either kidney the incisions for the removal of the organ must be altered to suit the case. When the kidneys are removed before the examination of the intestines and liver, the removal of the left adrenal and kidney usually follows the examination of the spleen. The small intestines are pulled over to the right; the peritoneum is incised over the left kidney between the descending colon and the spinal column so that the right hand can be worked beneath the peritoneum up above the adrenal and kidney, freeing them, and lifting them toward the median line. The vessels are then cut as directed above, and the ureter stripped down to the pelvis. On the right side the cæcum and ascending colon are raised and a cut made through the peritoneum at the brim of the pelvis. The cæcum, ascending colon and peritoneum are now stripped upward with the left hand until the right hand can be passed up above the right adrenal to loosen it and the kidney toward the median line. When this is accomplished the adrenal and kidney are held in the left hand, while the right cuts the blood-vessels from above downward against the spine, sparing the ureter, which with the two organs is stripped downward to the pelvic brim. The close proximity of the right adrenal to the under surface of the liver makes the removal in this way much more difficult than when the liver is removed first. Usually, when the method of removing the kidney after the spleen is adopted, the adrenal is left in the body until after the removal of the liver.