Finally here is a section of kidney tissue.

In this case it was kidney tissue, though liver was just as vulnerable.

In the latter situation, any sufficiently-sized piece of kidney tissue can be used.

Before 1951, the only way of obtaining kidney tissue from a live person was through an open operation.

The resulting core of kidney tissue is usually less than 1mm in diameter and up to 1 cm long.

This may be done more than once to obtain sufficient kidney tissue.

When enough kidney tissue has been obtained, pressure will be applied to the biopsy site.

Results from a few animal studies showed it may also protect kidney tissues from damage caused by diabetes.

We take a sample of the kidney tissue and analyze it in the laboratory.

Very large stones may be detected on X-ray by their displacement of the surrounding kidney tissues.