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Meanings of uropathy in English

Russian
урологическая болезнь
Portuguese
doença urológica
Spanish
enfermedad urologica
Catalan
malaltia de l'aparell urinari

Disease of the urinary system.

урологическая болезнь
Russian
уринотерапия
Portuguese
urinoterapia
Spanish
erapia de auto-orina

Various applications of human urine for medicinal or cosmetic purposes.

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уринотерапия
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Examples for "urotherapy"
Examples for "urotherapy"
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The mainstay of treatment is urotherapy (all non-surgical and non-pharmacological therapeutic modalities).
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Conclusion: If the original outcomes of pediatric intensive inpatient urotherapy are good, they tend to remain so over time in most patients.
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Objective: To reassess the incontinence and urge complaints in adults who had undergone inpatient urotherapy during childhood and compare the results with the short-term outcomes.
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Methods: From 1987 to 1990, 95 children (13 boys and 82 girls; age 6-17 years) underwent hospitalized urotherapy to treat functional lower urinary tract symptoms.
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Desai stated that urine therapy was the perfect medical solution for the millions of Indians who cannot afford medical treatment.
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In 1978, the Prime Minister of India, Morarji Desai, a longtime practitioner of urine therapy, spoke to Dan Rather on 60 Minutes about the practice.
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Urine therapy is not limited to merely drinking urine, however.
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Urine therapy has been used in various cultures for millennia.
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Urine therapy, as cited in Bhrigu-Samhita and used in some cases, needs to be followed up by systematic Reverse Pharmacology and analytical identification of A.C.S.
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Usage of uropathy in English
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Conclusion: Obstructive uropathy resulted in changes to both renal elasticity and perfusion.
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Key points: -Obstructive uropathy causes changes in elasticity and perfusion in a rabbit model.
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There were 3 additional cases of obstructive uropathy.
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Case presentation: A 22-year-old male with obstructive uropathy presented to hospital with severe sepsis syndrome secondary to pneumonia.
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An obstructive uropathy model was created in the right kidney to dilate the urinary tract for group 1.
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All the parameters, mainly the EDV, have proven useful as complementary tests for monitoring after endourologic resolution of obstructive uropathy.
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Experimental models of obstructive uropathy have produced histologic changes similar to those seen in kidneys of human neonates with congenital hydronephrosis.
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One fistula that caused obstructive uropathy and 2 cases of migration of a double J catheter were among the surgical complications.
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Results: Of the parameters studied, the EDV and its ratio showed greater sensitivity and specificity as a diagnostic marker of obstructive uropathy.
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The primary mechanism of nephrolithiasis-associated AKI is obstructive nephropathy, and factors on presentation with obstructive uropathy predict the likelihood of long-term renal recovery.
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Serial urinary samples from fetuses with obstructive uropathy showed more pronounced deviation from the normal with increasing gestation in all fetuses with renal dysplasia.
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All the patients had predisposing conditions, such as human immunodeficiency virus infection, cancer, organ or bone marrow transplantation, neonatal age and malnutrition, and obstructive uropathy.
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Pre-natal detection of urinary tract anomalies by ultrasound prevents delay in post-natal diagnosis and enables appropriate treatment to be instituted for potentially destructive uropathies.
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Conclusion: Obstructive uropathy resulted in changes to both renal elasticity and perfusion.
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Key points: -Obstructive uropathy causes changes in elasticity and perfusion in a rabbit model.
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There were 3 additional cases of obstructive uropathy.
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