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Kidney in sentence

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But so many of the patients have blood in their urine from kidney disease, they have gastroenteritis, they certainly have heart failure very often, we know that it affects taste and smell, the olfactory nerves, we know, of course, about the lung.
Most recently, and quite exciting, it was used in supporting a surgeon through a cancer removal of a kidney.
In 2012, a famous American children's hospital initially denied Amelia the right to a lifesaving kidney transplant because, according to their form, as it said, she was "mentally retarded."
And it came down to something called gout, which, as a result of kidney breakdown is actually uric acid crystals throughout the body, and worse in the joints, which made the gharial unable to swim.
In the front, you see, actually, Joe Murray getting the patient ready for the transplant, while in the back room you see Hartwell Harrison, the Chief of Urology at Harvard, actually harvesting the kidney.
The kidney was indeed the first organ ever to be transplanted to the human.
For the kidney, as I talked to you about the first painting that you saw, the first slide I showed you, 90 percent of the patients on the transplant wait list are waiting for a kidney, 90 percent.
So, we stack these wafers together, using the kidney cells.
Same is true for organ failure, when you have loss of function owing to poor perfusion of kidney, of liver, acute respiratory distress syndrome and damage suffered in cardiac-bypass surgery.
In this particular case, you're reading kidney function.
But starting in 2004, when antiangiogenic therapies first became available, you can see that there has been a 70 to 100 percent improvement in survival for people with kidney cancer, multiple myeloma, colorectal cancer, and gastrointestinal stromal tumors.
And I think that my mathematics, surprisingly enough, has been of great help to the surgeons studying lung illnesses and also kidney illnesses, all these branching systems, for which there was no geometry.
And what does happen with that eventually is pneumonia sets in and liver, kidney, brain damage.
Laid up and drugged out, as a kidney stone wended its merry way through my scarred urinary tract, with absolutely nothing better to do than let the painkillers swoon me into semi-oblivion, I happened to catch this movie on cable.
A scientist on an island is in deep sorrow about the loss of his son who died of kidney cancer.
After a check up in hospital it seems that one of her kidney's have mysteriously disappeared, what is happening to Jennifer?
Watching Lance Fuller non-act his way through his role (does he ever change expression???) was about as fun as passing a kidney stone.
I had to trade a stolen kidney for the worn VHS copy that I own, and I've invested in thousands of dollars of technology, not to mention wasted tens of lives, trying to encode the film to DVD for a more permanent archive.
Trade a kidney for it if necessary.
Something seems wrong when a lung or a kidney is sold for money.
Yet we celebrate the kindness of a stranger who donates a kidney to a young child.
So, clearly, it is not the transfer of the organ that outrages us – we do not think that the donor is misinformed about the value of a kidney or is being fooled into parting with it.
I have a right to my body parts, but I may donate a kidney to a relative, a friend, or a complete stranger who is suffering from kidney failure.
Kimberly Brown-Whale was a pastor at a church in Essex, Maryland, when she saw a news report about a young woman who needed a kidney transplant.
Though she turned out not to be a good match for the young woman, a nurse asked her if she would be willing to donate her kidney to someone else.
Naoval, an Indonesian man with “AB blood type, no drugs and no alcohol,” wants to sell his kidney.
I am willing to sell my kidney for my wife.
Then there is Enrique, who is “willing to donate my kidney for an exchange.
One woman, originally from Lebanon, told me that a wealthy businessman from Spain paid a huge sum for her kidney.
Hector is one of the several hundred cases of kidney vendors documented by social workers in three impoverished towns in the Philippines’ Quezon province.
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