Counting in the kidney
JF Bertram - Kidney international, 2001 - kidney-international.org
STEREOLOGICAL COUNTING METHODS ciated with an increased risk of developing
essential hypertension [1] and chronic renal failure [2], as well as The stereological counting
methods available until the success of long-term renal allografts [3]. It has also about 10
years ago were limited by a number of probbeen suggested that a low nephron number
might under- lems. These can be classified as what could be termed lie the high incidence of
end-stage renal disease in some size and shape problems and reference space problems …
essential hypertension [1] and chronic renal failure [2], as well as The stereological counting
methods available until the success of long-term renal allografts [3]. It has also about 10
years ago were limited by a number of probbeen suggested that a low nephron number
might under- lems. These can be classified as what could be termed lie the high incidence of
end-stage renal disease in some size and shape problems and reference space problems …