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end-stage disease

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end-stage disease
Etymology: AS, ende + OFr, estage + L, dis + Fr, aise, ease
a disease condition that is essentially terminal because of irreversible damage to vital tissues or organs. Kidney or renal end-stage disease is defined as a point at which the kidney is so badly damaged or scarred that dialysis or transplantation is required for patient survival.

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She adds that the imbalance of brain iron homeostasis worsens with disease progression, and is not an outcome of end-stage disease.
Effective programs based on international guidelines, to treat and maintain patients with end-stage diseases, such as dialysis programs for renal patients, to minimize morbidity and mortality, alongside transplant programs for such diseases; c.
6) However, because of the progressive and irreversible nature of large joint involvement, total joint replacement remains the only effective treatment for end-stage disease.
 
 
 
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