Renal Capsule: Understanding the Kidney's Protective Covering
The connective tissue covering of the kidney is called the renal capsule. It is a thin, fibrous membrane that surrounds the kidney and helps to protect it from injury. The renal capsule is also responsible for providing a smooth surface for the kidney to move against the surrounding tissues.Kidney Disease - Related Articles
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