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hyperfiltration

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hyperfiltration /hy·per·fil·tra·tion/ (-fil-tra´shun) an elevation in the glomerular filtration rate, often a sign of early type 1 diabetes mellitus.
hyperfiltration [hi″per-fil-tra´shun]
an elevation in the filtration rate of the renal glomeruli, often a sign of early insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.
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