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become available for
selected symptomatic patients. Moss SW (1997). "
Floating kidneys: a
century of
nephroptosis and nephropexy". J. Urol. 158 (3 Pt 1):...
- his care.
Sawyer diagnosed and
successfully treated Mrs. Harding’s "
floating kidney" condition, the
first doctor to do so, and thus
gained her loyalty...
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February 1905,
Florence needed emergency surgery for
nephroptosis ('
floating kidney') and was
initially treated by a
homoeopathic doctor Charles E. Sawyer...
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Hydrocotyle ranunculoides,
known commonly as
floating pennywort, or
floating marshpennywort, is an
aquatic plant in the
family Apiaceae. It is native...
-
Northern and
Southern Hemispheres.
Their leaves are
generally heart-shaped or
kidney-shaped, or are
characteristically diplophyllous (the
auricles of the leaf...
- the
monotypic genus Tetracapsuloides. It is the
cause of
proliferative kidney disease (PKD), one of the most
serious parasitic diseases of
salmonid po****tions...
- and
fixate a
floating or
mobile kidney. This is done in
order to
prevent its
descent (nephroptosis) or to
deliberately move the
kidney downward in order...
-
floats on the
surface of the water, its
roots hanging submersed beneath floating leaves. The
leaves can
measure 2 – 15 cm long and are
light green, with...
-
involved with the
clandestine Flying University (sometimes
translated as "
Floating University"), a
Polish patriotic institution of
higher learning that admitted...
- up. Later,
Levine would say of the experience: "Kara's
Flowers was just
floating up the wall
beneath the sticks. Make a
record quickly, put it out. No touring...
