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Discusses a study on urgent bilateral nephrectomy of patients for severe hypertension. Description of the condition of hemodialysis patients; Discussion on the indications for early bilateral nephrectomy; Problems leading to nephrectomy, postoperative complications and response to nephrectomy.

Presents a study that observed patients with renal failure associated with progressive glomerulonephritis. Detection of extracapillary cell proliferation with pronounced crescent formation; Evolution of extensive fibrotic changes in the glomerular epithelial crescents; Examination of material with periodicity of fibrin.

Presents case report which illustrates the syndrome of red cell fragmentation, hemolytic anemia and malignant hypertension. Cause of anemia in chronic renal insufficiency; Importance of the failure of the kidney to supply an erythropoietic hormone; Medical history of the patient studied.

Presents a study which examined kidney biopsies on patients with varied renal diseases by the immunofluorescent technique for the presence of gamma globulin, complement and its components. Materials and methods used in the study; Specificity of staining; Differential diagnosis between pure nephrosis and the nephrotic stage of chronic glomerulonephritis.

Describes the selective clearance reductions that suggest altered peritoneal permeability in patients with obvious systemic vascular disease. Information on peritoneal urea and creatinine clearance values; Diseases that are associated with peritoneal urea and creatinine clearance values; Factors that may affect peritoneal permeability.

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