Tag: Frederack Akbar Mahomen
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History of nephrology: the middle period
George DuneaChicago, Illinois, United States Coagulable urine Despite centuries of medical progress, the presence of abnormal amounts of albumin in the urine remains to this day the most sensitive and widely used indicator of renal disease. Described by Hippocrates as “bubbles on the surface of the urine” and known to medieval uroscopists as frothy urine…