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renal tubule
(redirected from Kidney tubule)

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renal tubule [′rēn·əl ′tü·byül]
(anatomy)
One of the glandular tubules which elaborate urine in the kidneys.


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An abnormality in the production or elimination of uric acid can cause attacks of gout arthritis, kidney stones, and even in extreme cases, the blockage of the kidney tubules with uric acid crystals, leading to kidney failure.
High blood pressure can cause damage to tiny kidney tubules and this can be because there is a calcium or magnesium imbalance.
Cystinuria occurs as a result of the kidney tubules not reabsorbing certain amino acids adequately.
 
 
 
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