What is a preprint anyway? And how is it different from a ‘real’ research paper. What about reviews or perspectives?
Brian Byrd breaks it down for us
ACUTE KIDNEY INJURY
As with all the other pages on COVID-19 here on NephJC, this page on AKI & the discussion are not meant to be treatment recommendations based on sound evidence. Our aim on this page is to merely discuss the science of what we know, and some of the biology and mechanisms as well as practical management aspects.
ACE2 and HYPERTENSION
There has been an unprecedented interest in this topic. Hence we have added more details and moved this section from the main page to a dedicated area with focus on hypertension and ACE2. Curated by Matt Sparks and Swapnil Hiremath, with additional expert input from the COVID-ACE2 workgroup
ISPD 2020 Recommendations: Dr Liew's Take
ISPD 2020 Recommendations: A Patient Commentary
ISPD 2020 Recommendations: The Visual Abstract
It is hard to do a visual abstract for guidelines.
But nothing’s too hard for NSMC graduate and now faculty, Krithika Mohan aka @krithicism
ISPD Practice Recommendations 2020 - From ‘Patient’ to ‘Person’
Nice PEXIVAS vs MEPEX infographic
Confused about how PEXIVAS reversed MEPEX? Maybe this infographic will help.
Nice work by NSM intern Namrata Parikh.
PEXIVAS: the Visual Abstract
perPLEXed by ANCA? Let PEXIVAS show you the path to less steroids and the end of plasma exchange
Visual Abstract on ANCA vasculitis and Myeloperoxidase Inhibition Attenuates Neutrophil Activation
Krithika Mohan came up big this with this week’s visual abstract
Are ANCA actually attackers?
Announcing the NSMC Internship Class of 2020
GAD is still BAD: A Commentary
GAD ain't BAD
Gadolinium in CKD 4 , 5 and dialysis systematic review and meta analysis. The Visual Abstract
Vicki Sandys put together the visual abstract for this week’s NephJC
The MMF Dosing Visual Abstract
Wow. Krystahl Andujar saved our bacon with a last minute visual abstract.
Maybe MMF Measurement Matters?
The Top Nephrology Stories of 2019
Time to vote for the Top Nephrology Stories of 2019
2019 marks the last yearly installment of Top Nephrology-Related Stories of this decade. It is also one of the longest yearly traditions in social media, with the first post appearing on Renal Fellow Network in 2010 top nephrology stories of the year.
One of the important parts of the tradition is that Top Nephrology Stories of the Year depends on the wisdom of the crowd.
**You will notice that MENTOR is not on the voting list. This is because it was included in 2017 (as number 7). Studies can only be included once.
We need you to vote for your favorites.
Votes will be counted Next Monday December 31th, 2019
Now is the time for you to vote. The ballot is here: