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Cortico-medullary Nephrocalcinosis
Xray of the upper abdomen shows extensive dystrophic calcification extending in linear fashion from the cortex to medulla of the kidneys
Ashley Davidoff MD TheCommonVein.net
Key words kidney cortex medulla calcification nephrocalcinosis calcification RnD IF
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Principles of Biology All biology is made of parts which bond to create structure and function in time and space. The purpose to create more order and a oneness. This sometimes leads to order and health, and sometimes leads to disorder and disease. Copyright Ashley Davidoff MD 2019 TCV-0068

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