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renal

/reen-l/US // ˈrin l //UK // (ˈriːnəl) //

肾脏,肾脏的,肾,肾的

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : of or relating to the kidneys or the surrounding regions.

Examples

  • I’d also lost about a third of my blood and was so dehydrated that I was experiencing the beginnings of renal failure.

  • That’s when they found out that it was his kidneys — renal cancer — and it had spread to his bones.

  • The cause was renal failure as a result of diabetes, his family said in a statement.

  • Indeed, a patient with end-stage renal disease has a 20 percent co-pay, not just for dialysis sessions but for other issues that may go along with kidney failure.

  • About one of three adults with diabetes has some form of kidney disease, and about 30 percent of people worldwide with end-stage renal disease are diabetics.

  • Context: The Irish playwright uttered these words on his deathbed before dying of renal failure.

  • One, suffering from renal failure, had been in the ICU bed next to Dighe.

  • She has developed end-stage renal failure, and is in urgent need of a kidney transplant.

  • In 1937, the blond bombshell Jean Harlow died of renal failure at the age of 26, while filming Saratoga with Clark Gable.

  • In 2001, Batista gave one of his kidneys to Dawnell, 44, who had suffered from renal disease for many years.

  • It is small in cloudy swelling from toxins and drugs, and variable in renal tuberculosis and neoplasms.

  • It is possible—as in urate infarcts of infants—for urates to be molded into cylindric bodies within the renal tubules.

  • Renal cells are abundant in parenchymatous nephritis, especially the acute form.

  • (a) Epithelial casts contain epithelial cells from the renal tubules.

  • Granular and fatty casts, therefore, always indicate partial or complete disintegration of the renal epithelium.