The NephJC discussion has two visual abstracts. The first from Divya
And the other by study author Thomas Forbes
From Stem Cells to Organoid Disease Models- The Investigator's Thoughts
Donors from Overdoses: Highlighting an Education Gap
Getting ‘THE CALL’ for a deceased donor organ transplant….and coming to know it is from a high risk or increased risk donor. From someone who was has died of a drug overdose. What does it mean for a patient on dialysis eager to stop dialysis - but worried about receiving a gift that lasts? Susan Kjos explores the dilemma
Overdosed Donors: The Visual Abstract
For this #NephJC, Samira Farouk, from the NSMC class of 2018 and a nephrology fellow from Mount Sinai, NY, has not only written an excellent summary - but also created the visual abstract, and will be hosting the chat next week.
Nephrocystin: the Visual Abstract
Here is the visual abstract from NSMC intern Sinead Stoneman.
Also new this week: we turn over the reigns of #NephJC even for the hosting duties
Full visual abstract at this link.
We also have a Spanish version of the Visual Abstract, courtesy Pablo Garcia:
The perils and pitfalls of Observational studies: ‘Where do we stand with Propensity Matching?’
Medicare versus VA Visual Abstract
Sara Gleeson did this wonderful visual abstract for this week's NephJC discussion
Barbershop and Pharmacists, the #VisualAbstract
Michelle Lim is killing it with her visual abstracts
What lies beyond the ‘0.05’- A closer look at multiple comparisons and Bonferroni correction
DDAVP in Hyponatremia: The Visual Abstract
NSMC intern, and Visual abstract maestro, Aakash Shingada shines again with a fantastic visual abstract.
For full resolution image, click here.
Trial Design: From the Drawing Board to the Playing Field
The SMART & SALT-ED Visual Abstract
NSMC intern Aakash Shingada works his magic. Check out the visual abstract! Full size image at link.
How robust are your results? : A closer look at Sensitivity Analyses
Kidney Failure after Childhood Kidney Disease: the Patient Voice
ESKD after Pediatric Kidney Disease, the #VisualAbstract
Michelle Lim is back with another visual abstract. This is for the NEJM article linking childhood kidney disease with ESKD decades later.
Cardiorenal #VisualAbstract
Last week’s #AskASN was all about cardiorenal syndrome. We had a great turnout and really interesting discussion.
Take a look at this visual abstract about diuretic induced “worsening kidney function” (That’s cardiology-speak for AKI). The visual abstract was done by Michelle Lim, NSMC intern.
#VisualAbstracts–A picture speaks a thousand words
Racial Disparity in Living Kidney Donation, the #VisualAbstract
Visual Abstract for this week’s (tonight’s!) #NephJC by Bea Concepcion
Kidney Transplant Disparities: UK data from the ATTOM study
Metformin #VisualAbstract
Roopa Shah did this great visual abstract