Pablo Galindo put together the visual abstract for this week’s NephJC
From PCR and dipstick to an albumin creatinine ratio, in a podcast
The freely filtered gang got together to discuss this trial. Check it out.
In Shock, some illustration by Sudha Mannemuddhu
In Shock, Chapter 8: Censors of Light
In Shock, Chapter 2: A Hollowness
In Shock, Chapter 6: Shifting Frames
In Shock, Chapter 1: Bled White
A Step Forward to Advance Kidney Health: Placing Urine Protein Front and Center
From PCR and dipstick to an albumin creatinine ratio, in a visual abstract
Anna Gaddy put together the visual abstract for this week’s NephJC
The initiation of dialysis in AKI: Visual abstracts
First STARRT-AKI any Isabelle Dominique V. Tomacruz
Then IDEAL-ICU by Gerren Hobby
And lastly AKIKI by Gerren Hobby
Uric Aid Tweetorials
The PERL study visual abstract
Anju Yadav did a great job on the visual abstract for PERL.
The CKD-Fix visual abstract
Arun Rajasekaran did a great job. I can’t believe it is his first visual abstract.
Diagnosing Aldosteronism Visual Abstract
Samira Farouk did a great job with this week’s Visual Abstract
Empagliflozen is a diuretic? What? The Visual Abstract
Anju Yadav put together a stunning visual abstract for this week’s NephJC. Take a look.
DAPA-HF, the Visual Abstract
OIn order to understand the significance of this week’s NephJC you should have more than a passing familiarity with DAPA-HF one of the foundational SGLT2i studies. To help you brush up here is a superior visual abstract by Sudha Mannemuddhu
NSAID vs Opioid in CKD, the Visual Abstract
Ali Mehdi comes up big for this week’s NephJC.
Ischemia CKD: The Visual Abstract
Beautiful work from NSMC intern, Krishna Agarwal
The NEJM also did make a nice VA, in their own style
MinTac: The Visual Abstract
The trial is from cJASN, so we do have a visual abstract from Pablo Garcia, in the cJASN style
And Omar as well created another visual abstract, in his own inimitable style
TRANSPLANT
This page discusses the common questions transplant professionals as well as transplant patients may have with COVID-19. We have few facts and little evidence, and those are laid out below. Locally, the decisions being taken depend on local resources, logistics and other factors, and hence local practice may appropriately vary.