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What's tubular nephrosis?
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Tubular neCrosis?: "nephrosis" is an old name for any kidney disease, but the usual term is tubular necrosis, the anatomic lesion in common temporary kidney failure in which the tubule cells die. They grow back amazingly well most of the time.
Answered 9/21/2012
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