Tag: Renal
Renal manifestations of systemic autoimmune diseases
Introduction:
Systemic autoimmune diseases can have severe kidney involvement.Renal involvement may be clinically silent, but may also cause serious permanent damage that is extremely damaging...
Acute renal failure during HIV infection
Generalities:
Acute renal failure (ARF) is a common complication in HIV-positive patients for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).It occurs on average 4.5 years after the...
Clinical and biological diagnosis of acute renal failure
Introduction:
Acute renal failure (ARI) is defined in general terms as a sudden decrease in renal function, sufficient to lead to nitrogen waste retention and...
Renal physiology
GLOMÉ RULES AND GLOBAL FILTRATION:
Constitution of the primitive urine:
Renal blood flow accounts for 20% of the cardiac output and crosses almost all the glomeruli. The...
Measurement of renal function by radioisotopic methods
Introduction:
Renal function: which parameter to choose?
If the nature of kidney function were to be defined, it would probably be considered that the main role...
Exploration of renal tubular functions
Introduction:
The vital role of the kidneys is intimately linked to their function in the homeostasis of the internal environment, thus protecting the cells from...
Renal biopsy: techniques
History of renal biopsy:
The kidney was one of the last full organs explored by percutaneous puncture-biopsy. For this deep organ, there was not only a...
Renal biopsy: contraindications, complications
Introduction:
Renal biopsy is an essential step in the study of kidney disease. It provides indispensable histological arguments which create the basis for the nosology of...
Acute Renal Failure
Acute renal failure is defined by a rapid decrease (hours to 1-2 weeks) of renal function, constituting an electrolyte imbalance and acid-base brutal.
classically There...
Renal Tissue recreated stem cells
Japanese researchers said they were able to develop for the first time kidney tissue from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPS).
This is an important step...
