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nephrology
[nĕ-frol´o-je]the branch of medicine dealing with the kidneys.
ne·phrol·o·gy
(ne-frol'ŏ-jē),The branch of medical science concerned with medical diseases of the kidneys.
[nephro- + G. logos, study]
nephrology
/ne·phrol·o·gy/ (nĕ-frol´ah-je) the branch of medical science that deals with the kidneys.nephrology
(nə-frŏl′ə-jē)n.
The branch of medicine that deals with the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of the kidneys.
ne·phrol′o·gist n.
nephrology
[nəfrol′əjē]
Etymology: Gk, nephros + logos, science
the study of the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the kidney. nephrologic, nephrological, adj.
nephrology
The medical subspecialty dedicated to the study and management of non-surgical diseases of the kidney.nephrology
The medical subspecialty dedicated to the study and management of non-surgical diseases of the kidney. Cf Urology.ne·phrol·o·gy
(nĕ-frol'ŏ-jē)The branch of medical science concerned with diseases of the kidneys.
[nephro- + G. logos, study]
nephrology
The study of the structure, function and disorders of the kidney.ne·phrol·o·gy
(nĕ-frol'ŏ-jē)Medical branch concerned with kidney diseases.
[nephro- + G. logos, study]
nephrology
the branch of medicine dealing with the kidneys.