There is a lot of religion that goes into fluid management in the post-operative period, so having randomized data in this common population is important.
Peritoneal dialysis versus Furosemide. Fight!
April 29th 2017, NephJC turns three.
The Wrap-up: Battle of Gifs versus Hard Data
The DESCARTES chat wrap up
Another fantastic chat. (and while you are at it - check out the two patient perspectives!)
The AKI Pregnancy Chat Wrap up
Great to have First Author, Jessica Tangren join us!
Anna Burgner made her debut hosting the American Chat, and Ben did a great job as always with the EU version
The ACEi/ARB & Rise in Creatinine Controversy: An Author Commentary
ACEi, ARBs the Change in Creatinine, and the Future Risk of Outcomes
Kidney Donation: Another Patient Perspective
The risk to Kidney Donors: A Patient Perspective
DESCARTES Work group on the safety of kidney donation, the visual abstract
Kidney Donation, How Safe Is It? The ERA-EDTA Descartes Working Group Position
The APOL1 #NephJC chat: Wrap up
Fabulous chat. Huge - and discussion highlights including the excellent hosting/moderating from Matt and Ben, and the participation of authors Katalin Susztak, Jeff Miner and many more basic scientists.
Do APOL1 risk variants lead to a podocytopathy?
Pregnancy after AKI, the #VisualAbstract for this week's #NephJC
New rule for visual abstract. We need to stop adding the logo of the publishing journal. Replace the logo with the authors name. So here is the latest visual abstract in the new style.
Does an AKI episode Impact Subsequent Pregnancy?
The #NephJC Wrap up: Undocumented Immigrant Stories
Social Media in Medicine Research Library
The team at Symplur have teamed up with Stanford to compile a comprehensive library (217 articles!) of medical publications on social media. You can sort the list by altimetric score, title, first author's last name, yet, journal or impact factor. Looks very cool.
There are 7 articles on social media with an Altimetric score over 200!
Dialysis for the Undocumented Immigrant
The Evolution of the Journal Club: From Osler to Twitter
Last year a number of the NephJC work group began research and compiling a comprehensive history of the journal club. This evolved into this AJKD publication:
#NephJC contrast wrap up
We missed posting the wrap up on this one!
Here are the transcripts