The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations;: A Compilation of Pathological and Anatomical Paintings Prepared, Volume 6 |
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... function . Technology had also progressed . For example , the electron microscope had not only greatly en- larged our knowledge of renal structure and pathology , but it had also improved our visu- alization of the underlying processes ...
... function . Technology had also progressed . For example , the electron microscope had not only greatly en- larged our knowledge of renal structure and pathology , but it had also improved our visu- alization of the underlying processes ...
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... function , there will be delayed . but complete excretion of the dye . On the other hand , if there is a normal con- duit with normal blood flow and normal glomerular function but tubular disease ( e.g. , Fanconi syndrome ) , excretion ...
... function , there will be delayed . but complete excretion of the dye . On the other hand , if there is a normal con- duit with normal blood flow and normal glomerular function but tubular disease ( e.g. , Fanconi syndrome ) , excretion ...
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... function is usually detectable only by imposition of unusual demands upon the kidney , as during concentration tests ( see page 82 ) , or by presenting the kidney with an exog- enous solute such as para - aminohippu- rate ( PAH ) for ...
... function is usually detectable only by imposition of unusual demands upon the kidney , as during concentration tests ( see page 82 ) , or by presenting the kidney with an exog- enous solute such as para - aminohippu- rate ( PAH ) for ...
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