nephr-, nephro-, nephri-, -nephric

Forming kidney tissue.

1. Prolapse or the downward displacement of the kidney.
2. The downward displacement of a kidney; also called "floating kidney".

1. A tube-shaped instrument inserted into an incision (cut) in the body wall in order to examine a patient's kidneys.
2. An instrument inserted into an incision in the renal pelvis for viewing the inside of the kidney, equipped with three channels for a telescope, a fiberoptic light input, and for irrigation.

The graphic, or pictorial, representation of the kidneys using ultrasonic scanning.

A fixation, or attachment, of a kidney and the spleen.