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Is The Destruction Of Nephritic Tissue A Feature Of Chronic Renal Failure?

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Posted on Tue, 26 Nov 2013
Question: is the destruction of nephritic tissue a feature of chronic renal failure???
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Answered by Dr. Nsah Bernard (46 minutes later)
Brief Answer: Yes Detailed Answer: Hello XXXX, Thanks for posting on XXXXXXX Yes, chronic renal failure often leads to necrosis of nephrons and tubules. Acute tubular necrosis is a feature of CKD as well as destruction of nephrons. How ever, glomerunephritis are conditions that can lead to CKD which in turn leads to destruction of nephrons. Hope this helps and wish you the best. Dr. Nsah
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Brief Answer: Your welcome. Detailed Answer: Hope my answer will be able to help you. Regards Dr. Nsah
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Is The Destruction Of Nephritic Tissue A Feature Of Chronic Renal Failure?

Brief Answer: Yes Detailed Answer: Hello XXXX, Thanks for posting on XXXXXXX Yes, chronic renal failure often leads to necrosis of nephrons and tubules. Acute tubular necrosis is a feature of CKD as well as destruction of nephrons. How ever, glomerunephritis are conditions that can lead to CKD which in turn leads to destruction of nephrons. Hope this helps and wish you the best. Dr. Nsah