Concise Renal Pathology: (excluding Neoplasm) |
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... haemorrhage ( Diaz- Buxo and Donadio , 1975 ) . Perirenal haematoma is common and seldom requires intervention , but intrarenal haemorrhage may cause haematuria . In about 1 per cent of cases , persistent bleeding necessitates blood ...
... haemorrhage ( Diaz- Buxo and Donadio , 1975 ) . Perirenal haematoma is common and seldom requires intervention , but intrarenal haemorrhage may cause haematuria . In about 1 per cent of cases , persistent bleeding necessitates blood ...
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... haemorrhage Noninfectious SLE No staining ( other than of fibrin / fibrinogen ) Wegener's granulomatosis , polyarteritis nodosa , other vasculitides Malignant hypertension , Haemolytic - uraemic syndrome , Scleroderma Hereditary ...
... haemorrhage Noninfectious SLE No staining ( other than of fibrin / fibrinogen ) Wegener's granulomatosis , polyarteritis nodosa , other vasculitides Malignant hypertension , Haemolytic - uraemic syndrome , Scleroderma Hereditary ...
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... haemorrhage , or sepsis from abortion or pyelonephritis . With suitable management the outlook is comparatively good , but 10 per cent fail to recover function ( Chapter 8 ) . Concealed accidental antepartum haemorrhage ( abruptio ...
... haemorrhage , or sepsis from abortion or pyelonephritis . With suitable management the outlook is comparatively good , but 10 per cent fail to recover function ( Chapter 8 ) . Concealed accidental antepartum haemorrhage ( abruptio ...
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