Kidney Dysplasia Glossary of Terms
Abnormal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Angiotensin: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Autosomal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Autosomal dominant: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Birth defect: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Bladder: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Blood pressure: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Cancer: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Chronic: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Cocaine: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Cysts: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Dialysis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Dysplasia: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Enzyme: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Fetus: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Genetic: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Heart: See the definition from MedTerms.com
High blood pressure: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Infection: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Kidney: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Kidney cancer: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Kidney transplant: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pain: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pregnancy: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pregnant: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Prescription: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Protein: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Receptor: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Reflux: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Renal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Skeleton: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Syndrome: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Trait: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Transplant: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Tubes: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ultrasound: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ureter: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Urinary: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Urinary tract: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Urinary tract infection: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Urine: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Womb: See the definition from MedTerms.com
X-ray: See the definition from MedTerms.com
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