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. 2021 Mar-Apr;11(2):134–145.

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Histological finding of the rat kidney sections in the studied groups (×40). Light microscopic examination of kidney sections from control (A) and ginger (B) groups showed normal arrangement of glomerulus and no congestion in glomerular capillaries and medullary vessels. Evaluation of kidney sections from the ethanol group (C) showed that ethanol induced injury in the kidney which is characterized by abnormal glomerulus and congestion in glomerular capillaries, while co-treatment with ginger in animals treated with ethanol, improved these injuries (D)