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...ssional]] specializing in [[Urology]] and [[Oncology]], particularly known for his work in [[kidney cancer]] treatment. ...rock" or "crag". The middle initial ''G'' is often used as an abbreviation for a middle name. ''Rogers'' is a patronymic surname of English origin, meanin

...ection and possibly [[surgery]] to drain the abscess. In severe cases, a [[nephrectomy]] (removal of the kidney) may be necessary. * [[Nephrectomy]]

...rvention to relieve the compression of the renal calyx. This may include [[nephrectomy]] (removal of the kidney), [[pyeloplasty]] (reconstruction of the renal pel * [[Nephrectomy]]

Treatment for nephromegaly depends on the underlying cause. It may involve medication, li * [[Nephrectomy|Nephrectomy]] - surgical removal of a kidney.

...ary structures. It is often discovered incidentally during imaging studies for unrelated conditions. ...involves surgical removal of the tumor. In some cases, partial or total [[nephrectomy]] may be required.

...aphy|CT scan]]. A [[Urinalysis|urinalysis]] may also be performed to check for the presence of bacteria and white blood cells in the urine. ...possibly a procedure to drain the pus from the kidney. In severe cases, [[Nephrectomy|surgical removal of the kidney]] may be necessary.

Nephropexy is typically indicated for patients with symptomatic [[nephroptosis]], where the mobility of the kidne * [[Nephrectomy]]

Treatment for Hypernephroma typically involves [[surgery]] to remove the tumor. Other tre * [[Nephrectomy]]: The surgical removal of a kidney.

...h. Options may include [[conservative management]], [[embolization]], or [[nephrectomy]].

* [[Nephrectomy]]: The surgical removal of a kidney. ...biopsy]]: A procedure in which a small sample of kidney tissue is removed for examination.

* [[Adipose tissue]] - another term for fatty tissue; it stores energy, insulates, and cushions the body ...]] - normal contractions of the uterus after childbirth that usually occur for the first few days after delivery