The August installment of the Wash U Nephrology Web Episodes are back for more renal pathology in CPC style format. The case was discussed on Glomcon a few months back, but for those that missed it, you can…
This month’s video is a 10 minute medical history lesson on the renin-angiotensin story – from Tigerstedt to the Goldblatt kidney. Hope you find it useful!
The monthly nephrology webisode from the Wash U Nephrology Series is back with another history lesson. This video focuses on the history of the percutaneous kidney biopsy and its evolution from the 1950s to today. Check it out…
Quality Incentives for ESRD Care Reimbursing physicians based on the quality of care they provide is not a new idea. In the 1700s B.C. in ancient Babylon, Hammurabi’s Code stated “If a physician operates on a man for…
This month’s nephrology web video from Wash U Nephrology tells the story of the membranous antigen from Heyman nephritis to megalin to PLA2R in 10 minutes.
The final episode for this year’s season of nephrology web episodes from Wash U Nephrology is available for viewing now. The series has been going for two years strong, and we want to thank all the support from…
The November 2017 nephrology web episode from Washington University is available for viewing a bit early to avoid conflicts with the upcoming #KidneyWk! This webisode is a short and basic lecture looking at myeloma cast nephropathy. We start…
The monthly Wash U Nephrology Web episode for October is available and is back to basic renal pathology teaching after a couple of esoteric CPC cases. You can check it out below:
Another great episode on the road, as I packed up my gear and headed to Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL. Discussants joining me for this case are Dr. Roger Rodby, Dr. Pravir Baxi, and Dr. David…
The monthly nephrology webisode from Wash U is posted and available for your viewing pleasure! For August, we went on the road and recorded with some special guests from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago. Try your hand…
