Clinical practice guideline for #NephJC?
What do people think about this? Is this appropriate for journal club or is this akin to doing a review article?
This week, we will discuss SODaBIC trial: with ICU acidosis driven by multiple overlapping mechanisms, is bicarbonate infusion supported by robust evidence, or does it persist mainly out of habit rather than physiology?
FIND-CKD extends finerenone beyond diabetic kidney disease, showing slower eGFR decline and sustained albuminuria reduction in non-diabetic CKD. While the benefits are modest and cardiovascular effects remain uncertain, the trial opens the door to broader use of nsMRAs and raises important questions about combination therapy with SGLT2 inhibitors.
Can rivaroxaban improve cardiovascular outcomes in patients with advanced CKD.? Although vascular inflammation and thrombosis are at the heart of CV damage, anticoagulants have not previously shown benefits in CVD patients.
This week, NephJC will discuss whether obinutuzumab is ready to outperform tacrolimus in primary membranous nephropathy
Why does the CKD screening matters? Because of this: http://t.co/HKuUTJgZvR @NephJC #nephJC
— Xavier F. Vela (@xaviervel) May 6, 2014
Though not a tradition subject for journal club, it seems that clinical practice guidelines have an important role in today’s practice (1/2)
— Joel Topf (@kidney_boy) May 5, 2014
I propose the new hyponatremia guidelines for #NephJC http://t.co/hNGxibmNfy (2/2)
— Joel Topf (@kidney_boy) May 5, 2014
What do people think about this? Is this appropriate for journal club or is this akin to doing a review article?
Chronic kidney disease blast Central America: http://t.co/7Yxkf8uMfb #renalweek #kidneyweek #NephJC pic.twitter.com/4XyXCbkzma
— Xavier F. Vela (@xaviervel) May 1, 2014
Latest hope for DN: endothelin antagonists http://t.co/64hQ0rs5xX one for #NephJC? @NephJC @kidney_boy
— Paul Phelan (@paulphel) April 23, 2014
http://t.co/siLrMR1v7i Time for routine kidney biopsy in all patients (not just the risk ones) with suspected GN? Paper for #NephJC ?
— ChristosArgyropoulos (@ChristosArgyrop) April 23, 2014
Prenatal risk factors for childhood CKD in JASN -- a possible peg article for #NephJC? http://t.co/t7hmG91XXS
— NatureRevNephrology (@NatRevNeph) April 25, 2014
Atrasentan lowers residual albuminuria T2DM, but ... "manageable" fluid-overload. #NephJC #CJASN http://t.co/G5C6FT5PSu
— Ernesto LopezAlmaraz (@kidney_doctor) April 29, 2014