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Bodo Gorga?,Friedrich Wilhelm Ahnefeldin the urine of these patients and invented the term ‘Lipoid Nephrosi’ which is still used today. The introduction of the technique of renal biopsy in 1954 enabled clinicians to examine the tissue of patienss much earlier in the natural history of their illness and in the 1960s the present histologi

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in the urine of these patients and invented the term ‘Lipoid Nephrosi’ which is still used today. The introduction of the technique of renal biopsy in 1954 enabled clinicians to examine the tissue of patienss much earlier in the natural history of their illness and in the 1960s the present histologi

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Bodo Gorga?,Friedrich Wilhelm Ahnefeld. (1852). Most of these publications used the term “nephritis” for renal diseases. The special name of “glomerulonephritis” appeared first in .., published in 1876. He wrote, in Vol. I: “One can designate glomerulonephritis as a form of interstitial nephritis in which the interstitial tissue of the

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Bodo Gorga?,Friedrich Wilhelm Ahnefelde US museum landscape to display Aztec artifacts, and ties it to questions of race and ethnicity of the viewers’ positionalities. Within the framework of native cultural memory, Anzaldúa discusses art work by Yolanda López, Marsha Gómez, Santa Barraza, Liliana Wilson, Malaquías Montoya, Irene Pérez,

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