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glomerular disease

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glomerular disease,
any of a group of diseases in which the glomerulus of the kidney is affected. Depending on the particular disease, there may be hyperplasia, atrophy, necrosis, scarring, or deposits in the glomeruli. The symptoms may be abrupt in onset or slowly progressive. Compare acute tubular necrosis. See also glomerulonephritis.

glomerular disease (glōmer´ylr),
n a group of diseases in which the glomerulus of the kidney is affected.


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However a possible link between abnormal T cell response and glomerular disease was described 30 years ago.
polycystic kidney disease, or renal allograft dysfunction; glomerular disease, either idiopathic or secondary glomemlar involvement in a systemic process; acute kidney injury, including that observed following renal transplantation; comorbid conditions associated with reduced kidney function; 2) studies assessing dialysis therapy, dialysis access, anemia of renal disease, nutritional, or cardiovascular aspects of ESRD and other comorbid conditions associated with ESRD.
0 underlying glomerular disease is the likely cause of gross hematuria.
 
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