Concise Renal Pathology: (excluding Neoplasm) |
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... severe is often nonoliguric . 6 ) Proteinuria with oliguria and azotaemia occurs in many end stage glomerulopathies and may be found also in drug hypersensitivity reactions . 7 ) Heavy proteinuria with consequential hypoalbuminaemia ...
... severe is often nonoliguric . 6 ) Proteinuria with oliguria and azotaemia occurs in many end stage glomerulopathies and may be found also in drug hypersensitivity reactions . 7 ) Heavy proteinuria with consequential hypoalbuminaemia ...
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... severe cases ( Figure 5.3 ) , mostly small but occasionally florid . Also in severe disease , a few arterioles exhibit fibrinoid necrosis . Tubules show changes commensurate with the glomerular lesion , and there may be an interstitial ...
... severe cases ( Figure 5.3 ) , mostly small but occasionally florid . Also in severe disease , a few arterioles exhibit fibrinoid necrosis . Tubules show changes commensurate with the glomerular lesion , and there may be an interstitial ...
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... severe lesion resembling thrombotic microangiopathy , and leading to renal impairment that may be permanent , has been described in other women taking hormonal contraceptives ( see chapter 10 ) . Other Haematuric Lesions Many renal ...
... severe lesion resembling thrombotic microangiopathy , and leading to renal impairment that may be permanent , has been described in other women taking hormonal contraceptives ( see chapter 10 ) . Other Haematuric Lesions Many renal ...
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