And in that realm, dialysis is the clear winner over loop, or any other type of, diuretics. This is due to the nature of the ultrafiltration with loop diuretics. The urine Na content will vary, but 60 mmol/L of Na is pretty typical. 3/10

Still no kidneys. 😢

Cases of hepatorenal syndrome (HRS) are often a therapeutic challenge. But sometimes, an effective MAP-targeted hemodynamic intervention leads to a “textbook” favorable renal response HRS Harmony Ochsner Nephrology Walter Lam Anab Rehan Taseer #MAP

Pathophysiology of Hepatorenal Syndrome sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Roger Rodby Nyan L. Latt AKDH HRS Harmony #HRS Serenella Velez

Amazing opportunity alert 🔔 The Division of #Nephrology at the Medical College of Wisconsin and Froedtert Hospital is seeking a full-time Transplant Nephrology faculty member to join in the tenure-eligible Clinician Educator pathway. 🌟 🔗 careers.peopleclick.com/careerscp/clie… Beje Thomas Dawn Wolfgram

Transplant is a team sport! Lucky to be part of a team under the leadership of Matt Cooper Kevin R. Regner, MD, MS, FASN Dawn Wolfgram working with typlanter and our whole team to impact patients' lives, thank you @BallySportWI for the platform! MCW Nephrology MCW Surgery #donatelife

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I am honored and humbled to be named among these individuals. I view this as a recognition for #POCUS in #Nephrology. Special thanks to Amir Kazory, Kevin R. Regner, MD, MS, FASN, MCW Nephrology, UFNephrology, senior colleagues who supported the nomination and my family for unwavering

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In severe AH AKI, ATN is the most common AKI phenotype. ➡️ATN 44% ➡️HRS 16% ➡️PRA 30% More work is needed to understand the mechanisms of AKI in AH. HRS Harmony Giuseppe Cullaro Sumeet Asrani Pratima Sharma, MD Doug Simonetto, MD Eric S Orman MD MSCR Kevin R. Regner, MD, MS, FASN Justin Belcher Andrew Allegretti, Ann Ma

1/n pt w/CKD (unknown etiology) arrives to clinic for follow up. Baseline Cr 1.7-2.1, past 🚬, base UPCR 0.4. Two months prior to the visit, Cr had ⬆️ to 4.2 and PCP stopped ARB. New labs: Cr down to 2.5. ARB was resumed at 50% reduced dose. 2 mo later, new visit: Cr back ⬆️ 3.8

Does prognosis differ when one factor drives the MELD score? Yes! Congratulations to Newly minted Hepatologist and top quality human, Craig Rosenstagle, on you Jhep paper doi.org/10.1016/j.jhep…

Association of HRS-AKI with Mortality in Patients with... : Kidney360 journals.lww.com/kidney360/abst…

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Thanks for being there today—I truly value the support that educators receive at MCW Nephrology, which is a rare find in academia Kevin R. Regner, MD, MS, FASN

Why are all the doctors leaving X? The people/patients/colleagues on X are those who benefit the most from our differing opinions (of course in a respectful matter). Just mute all the political gross stuff.

not planning to leave twitter science needs disagreements--state your case and defend it. change your mind when that's what the data say be honest

I hope people will use the AIN calculator to differentiate AIN from ATN on AKI consults. Let us know if you have questions or additional suggestions. Dennis Moledina, MD PhD

Well said.