While the Patient is Alive, the Urine is Ours
When the patient dies the kidneys may go to the pathologist, but while he lives the urine is ours. It can provide us day by day, month by month, and year by year, with a serial story of the major events going on within the kidney.
Notes:
Addis remarks on learning about the state of the patient's kidneys from urine tests.
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