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Great Kidney International commentary by Drs. Madhavan and Schlondorff APOL1 p.N264K variant may not be as "low risk" as previously thought. Important when screening patients and understanding the role of APOL1 and kidney disease outcomes! pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38750901/ #apol1 #renalgenetics

Register for the American Society of Onconephrology symposium at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center this year mskcc.cloud-cme.com/course/courseo…

Hyponatremia in liver disease is all too common, but this review tries to sum up assessment and treatment approaches! Florian Buchkremer Amy Yau AKDH pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38649218/ #electrolytes #hyponatremia #cirrhosis #ohiostatehepatology

Excellent commentary on the potential role and mechanisms of SGLT2i in kidney stone formers! Amy Yau David S Goldfarb, MD American Society of Nephrology Editorial: kidneynews.org/view/journals/… VA for original article by JAMA Internal Medicine jamanetwork.com/journals/jamai…

GlomCon GlomCon Ghana Management of nephrotic syndrome GlomCon GlomCon Ghana

First off, we should ackowledge the obvious: Lactated ringers does in fact contain lactate... 28 mEq/L in fact BUT there's one little detail to remember: Lactate ≠ Lactic acid When we measure "lactate" we care about the ACID (H+) which lowers pH & causes organ dysfunction 2/

What am amazing story! Listen to The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center's Uday Nori talk about the importance of donating life. #DonateLife #NephTwitter nbc4i.com/news/local-new…

#GlomConHawaii GlomCon Aloha Reception Harish Seethapathy Sayna Norouzi, MD, FASN Poyan Mehr Ayman Al Jurdi, MD FASN Sahar Koubar Mike Walsh

An attempt at a Roger Rodby like number crunching. Imagine a teaspoon of a substance that contains only H+ ions and has the density of salt. Divide that into 60 parts first.Divide one portion of it into 2.5 million equal parts. Now, you have 150 millionth of a teaspoon of H+ ions

IgA nephropathy vs IgA dominant Infectious GN Jonathan Zuckerman MD PhD #GlomConHawaii

When to Use & Stop Voclosporin vs Belimumab in Lupus Nephritis Brad H Rovin #GlomConHawaii

How Brad H Rovin thinks about Lupus Nephritis Rx ‘Wish we could identify and treat earlier than we do’ ‘Use MMF/Pred/CNI (voclo) for remission/response’ ‘Transition to Belimumab to get off steroids and voclo (hard to know when that should be done’ ‘Biopsy/biomarkers (future) to

🌺 ⁦Laura Mariani⁩ ‘s FSGS Algorithm. ⁦GlomCon⁩ #Glomconhawaii

Big picture ANCA Rx takeaways from Dr. Walsh #GlomConHawaii

Warming up for our last session reviewing latest guidelines 🚨 🌟Here are the top 1️⃣0️⃣ takeaways for the management of lupus nephrits🌟 #GlomConHawaii

Whoa! A Qd of 300 mL/min?!! #greennephrology

Haha I found it. I remembered it backwards, though. The cabbage knee cure came first. And the Germans were like "hang on this seems ridiculous we need to do a study." And then they came back like "Oh nein! Du hattest Recht!" nutritionfacts.org/blog/cabbage-l…

Goat of Nephrology ! I was fortunate to have had some training from him in during my Boston years. Thank you Barry. RIP. American Society of Nephrology International Society of Glomerular Disease Deutsche Gesellschaft für Nephrologie (DGfN) e.V. American Heart Association: Massachusetts @ISNKIdneycare

Another stimulating renal physiology discussion with the great Channel Your Enthusiasm: The Burton Rose BookClub crew, recording another episode of the Channel Your Enthusiasm Podcast 🎙️🎧🔥