Focal Sclerosis of the Kidney: Causes, Symptoms & Effects
Focal sclerosis refers to areas of scar tissue that can develop in the kidneys as a result of damage or inflammation. Sclerosis refers to the hardening and scarring of tissues, and when localized in the kidneys, it is termed focal sclerosis. Focal sclerosis can affect the structure and function of the kidney, leading to reduced kidney function and potentially contributing to chronic kidney disease.Multiple Sclerosis - Related Articles
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