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renal
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renal
of, relating to, resembling, or situated near the kidney


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Renal dysfunction was found in [approximately equal to]83% of patients, and approximately three-fourths of the patients were temporarily hospitalized (n = 29).
Nephropathia epidemica in metropolitan area, Germany by Essbauer, Sandra S.; Schmidt-Chnasit, Jonas; Madeja, Ernst L.; Wegener, Wolfgang; Friedrich, Robert; / Emerging Infectious Diseases
18) Proteinuria is also associated with clinical factors that directly or indirectly result in CVD, including hyperglycemia, hypertension, renal dysfunction, and dyslipidemia.
Recognizing the link between CKD and CVD in the primary care setting: ... by Basile, Jan N. / Southern Medical Journal
Stage four is the final stage of the cascade, when the muscle cell death and systemic complications may lead to renal dysfunction (Russell 2005).
Rhabdomyolysis made easy by Wilson, Sharon / Australian Nursing Journal
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