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Renal corpuscle
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Part of a nephron in the cortex of a kidney. also called malpighian body
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Corpuscle, английский
- 1. a small round mass 2. a cell in blood or lymph
- Same as renal corpuscle [described 1666. after marcello malpighi (1628–94), anatomist and physiologist in rome and bologna, italy.]
Renal, английский
Renal
Renal, испанский
Renal artery, английский
One of two arteries running from the abdominal aorta to the kidneys
Renal calculus, английский
A small hard mineral mass called a stone in the kidney
Renal capsule, английский
Same as fibrous capsule
Renal clearance, английский
The measurement of the rate at which kidneys filter impurities from blood
Renal colic, английский
A sudden pain caused by a kidney stone or stones in the ureter
Renal dialysis, английский
- Diálisis renal
- A method of artificially maintaining the chemical balance of the blood when the kidneys have failed, or the process of using this method. also called dialysis
Renal disease, английский
Enfermedad renal
Renal failure, английский
Почечная недостаточность
Renal hilus, английский
Renal hypertension, английский
High blood pressure linked to kidney disease
Renal medulla, английский
The inner part of a kidney containing no glomeruli. see illustration at kidney in supplement
Renal papilla, английский
Renal pelvis, английский
The upper and wider part of the ureter leading from the kidney where urine is collected before passing down the ureter into the bladder. also called pelvis of the kidney. see illustration at kidney in supplement
Renal rickets, английский
A form of rickets caused by kidneys which do not function properly
Renal sinus, английский
A cavity in which the renal pelvis and other tubes leading into the kidney fit
Renal transplant, английский
Пересадка почки
Renal tubular acidosis, английский
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Receptaculum, английский
Part of a tube which is expanded to form a sac
Wrist drop, английский
Paralysis of the wrist muscles, caused by damage to the radial nerve in the upper arm, which causes the hand to hang limp
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