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Ammonia and bicarbonate: potential mechanisms underlying the benefits of alkali therapy in chronic kidney disease
Clayton BradyMD/PhD Candidate (G2)University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Acid-base balance is often overlooked in healthy individuals, but becomes glaringly important in any patient with reduced kidney function. Our kidneys do a tremendous job…
Acute Kidney Injury: Call It By Its Name
Shina Menon, MDDepartment of Pediatrics, University of WashingtonDivision of Nephrology, Seattle Children’s HospitalTwitter: @menonshina “Morning labs show a bump in creatinine’’ How often have you heard this on rounds? Sometimes it might just be a small increase in…
Home dialysis in the COVID-19 era and beyond
Bourne Auguste, MD, MSc, FRCPCNephrologistUniversity of Toronto The COVID-19 pandemic has and continues to have a profound impact on society and our everyday lives. As of March 2021, more than 2.5 million people around the world have died…
The Kidney Transplant Recipient Evaluation: A Primer on Basics and Assessment
Orhan EfeNephrology FellowBrigham Womens Hospital/Massachusetts General Hospital ProgramHarvard Medical School Background and Basics The goal of transplant evaluation is to identify suitable candidates who would benefit from transplantation. To accomplish this goal, a multidisciplinary team is required. This…
Save the Date! WIN presents “Developing Future Leaders in Nephrology” September 24, 2021
Please join us for the one-day WIN Leadership Conference: “Developing Future Leaders in Nephrology.” The keynote speaker, Dr. Agnes Fogo, President of the International Society of Nephrology, will be joined by an outstanding panel of speakers. Interactive sessions…
Urine Sediment of the Month: Urine’s True Colors
The golden days of urine are here to stay, and “liquid biopsy” is not just for NephMadness. Discolorations of urine are common and never fail to startle both patients and professionals. When analyzing urine coloration, it is helpful…
Skeleton Key Group Case #17: The potassium was what?!?
Welcome to the 17th case of the Skeleton Key Group, a team of 40-odd nephrology fellows who work together to build a monthly education package for the Renal Fellow Network. The cases are actual cases (without patient identifying…
UK & Ireland Renal SpR Club Virtual Spring Meeting – 27th/28th March (FREE Registration)
Post by: Dearbhla Kelly The infamous biannual UK and Ireland Renal SpR club meetings continue in a virtual format this weekend with a theme close to many people’s heart – ‘Keeping Going Through the Pandemic‘. Topics covered will…
The Changing Tides of Immunosuppression
Post by: Aimen Liaqat, MD Nephrology Fellow, Cleveland Clinic We have come far since the first successful kidney transplant in 1954 when Ronald Herrick donated a kidney to his twin brother Richard at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. This…
2021 RPA Annual Meeting Free for Trainees
When: March 18-19, 2021 Where: Virtual Cost: The meeting will be ALL virtual with parts of the program catered especially to early career physicians and best of all it is FREE to all trainees who register for RPA…