Anti-Nephrin Antibodies in Minimal Change Disease
Approach to the Patient with Peritoneal Dialysis Catheter Dysfunction- Part 1
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Conferences, Courses, & Grants
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Interventional Nephrology Series
Focus on Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Nephrology (POCUN) Series
Kidney Biopsy of the Month Series
The Kidney in Diabetes: Not Always Plain Vanilla Diabetic Nephropathy
Diabetic nephropathy (DN) is well recognized by the glomerular basement thickening (GBM), mesangial matrix expansion and formation of nodules in the mesangium – the classic Kimmelsteil Wilson lesions. The very sight of these lesions makes a pathologist confirm…
Nodular Glomerulosclerosis – beyond diabetic nephropathy
A glomerular nodule, i.e. an acellular hyaline structure, can have varied etiologies. Most commonly we see it in the setting of diabetic nephropathy (DN). In these cases, it posesses all the associated features of DN on light microscopy…
Registration Open for UAB CRRT Academy
Registration is now open for UAB CRRT Academy When: August 30 and 31, 2018 Location: Doubletree Hotel, 808 20th Street S, Birmingham, AL, 35205 Seating is limited to 80. In addition to CRRT didactics, the course includes hands-on…
Hydrochlorothiazide—Its time is up
Hydrochlorothiazide (HCTZ) is the most commonly prescribed anti-hypertensive worldwide and the most frequently prescribed diuretic in the United States. More than 95% of prescriptions are for doses of 25mg or less. Despite these unequivocal prescribing patterns, HCTZ has…
April Nephrology Web Episode – The Renin Angiotensin Story
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!
Sick of being sick – sickle cell burden and the importance of understanding mechanisms in rare diseases
When we think of the most common causes of kidney failure, usually we think of hypertension and diabetes. The prevalence of hypertension and diabetes in US is approximately 30% and 10%, respectively, and there is no question about…
ATTN Nephrology Fellows: Origins of Renal Physiology fellows course now open for applications
Jeff during a trip to MDIBL As a senior resident at the Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, I was fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to attend the Mount Desert Island Biological Laboratories even before I knew…
CHANNELing basic science to understand renal electrolyte handling
Let me start with a folktale: an old and very senile king wants to know which of his daughters loves him the most. The elder sister says she cherishes him more than the whole kingdom. The younger one,…
#NephMadness Living Kidney Donor Case Challenge #LKDCC #7 (Wrap-up)
Loading… Link to all of the #LKDCC cases here: Case 1: Rajiv Case 2: Hayley Case 3: Barry Case 4: Beatriz Case 5: Ari Case 6: Helen Read more about the #NephMadness Transplantation Region at the AJKD Blog and submit…
#NephMadness Living Kidney Donor Case Challenge #LKDCC #6
Helen, 37, is single and works full-time as a teacher. She is very keen to be a kidney donor to her loved one. You measure her BP at 140/85. Her BMI is 28kg/m2. Her physical examination and urinalysis…