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Nephrology

proposal that the diseased kidney behaves as a reduced population of nephrons that each work normally but adaptively, rather than as many partly damaged nephrons.

In nephrology, intact nephron hypothesis refers to proposal that the diseased kidney behaves as a reduced population of nephrons that each work normally but adaptively, rather than as many partly damaged nephrons. This meaning comes from Bricker (1960) in The American Journal of Medicine.[1]

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Bricker, N. S., Morrin, P. A. F., & Kime, S. W. (1960). The pathologic physiology of chronic bright's disease. The American Journal of Medicine, 28(1), 77-98. https://doi.org/10.1016/0002-9343(60)90225-4

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