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Can you tell me in layman's terms, can anyone tell me what bilateral renal parenchyma is?
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Normal anatomy term: Parenchyma refers to healthy kidney tissue on the outer rim of the kidney. This is not a disease. It is an anatomy term
Answered 7/28/2014
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