#NephMadness 2015 Tweets on 26 Feb 2015

OMG I just started this doc. Someone shoot me now. #NephMadness 2016 pic.twitter.com/9I1SXzSf6F

— Joel Topf (@kidney_boy) February 27, 2015

@signindoc @AJKDblog #NephMadness 2020 all brackets will be either endothelium or immunology based. I think we are heading that way!

— Nikhil Shah (@dr_nikhilshah) February 27, 2015

@calvapo thank you and good luck #NephMadness

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 27, 2015

#NephMadness Need 2 include more patients of advanced CKD and ESRD in the heart trials. Dont shy away, these people need more help than ever

— Nikhil Shah (@dr_nikhilshah) February 26, 2015

+1 “@sayitmyway: @dr_nikhilshah If the goal of #NephMadness is to highlight less known concepts, genetics & obstetrics will beat the Heart!”

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) February 26, 2015

@sayitmyway Remember , underdogs may win ,but often dont. Watch out Obstetrics and Genetics brackets.They could be the killers #NephMadness

— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) February 26, 2015

RenalFellowNetwork: #NephMadness 2015: It’s almost here http://t.co/DCU9rLWIx7

— Mostly Medical Links (@MostlyMedLinks) February 26, 2015

Surely, there can't be less known secrets between nephrology and nutrition! Or is there? Think I've found the underdog for #NephMadness 2015

— Siva (@sayitmyway) February 26, 2015

Happy to have @MedscapeKidney on board with #NephMadness this year! Can't wait pic.twitter.com/0piB0yuBr7

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 26, 2015

#NephMadness MUC1 ing up the brackets! @AJKDBlog

#NephMadness starts in 6 days! Do you know what MUC1 Nephropathy is? #geneticsregion pic.twitter.com/8hVdP2c9QN

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 23, 2015

@AJKDblog Medullary Cystic Kidney Sx? http://t.co/JZUaCnahkP #NephMadness #HopeIGetThisOneRight pic.twitter.com/lvLXPBmc34

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) February 23, 2015

@hswapnil although now termed autosomal dominant tubulo-interstitial kidney diseases http://t.co/cWAayrfikw

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 23, 2015

Learning already started MRT“@AJKDblog:MCKD= autosomal dominant tubulo-interstitial kidney diseases now http://t.co/IeSYOtrky5”#NephMadness

— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) February 24, 2015

#NephMadness - Most common glomerular disease in the world? asks @AJKDblog

What is the most common glomerular disease in the world? #NephMadness

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 22, 2015

@AJKDblog diabetic nephropathy?

— Joel Topf (@kidney_boy) February 22, 2015

@AJKDblog IgA Nephropathy pic.twitter.com/SQsnqi2dNW

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) February 23, 2015

@AJKDblog diabetic nephropathy? #NephMadness IgA is most common primary glom dz Other option would be thin basement membrane dz

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) February 22, 2015

@AJKDblog or which world? Earth or some fictional world?

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) February 23, 2015

@kidney_boy @AJKDblog @hswapnil Ok. How about Berger's Disease? Synpharyngitic Glomerulonephritis?

— Hector Madariaga (@HekmagsMD) February 23, 2015

@AJKDblog FSGN?

— Ed (@Rx_Ed) February 23, 2015

@Rx_Ed the answer was preeclampsia #nephmadness

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 23, 2015

@edgarvlermamd people get pregnant more than once.... Preeclampsia #NephMadness

— AJKD Blog (@AJKDblog) February 23, 2015

@AJKDblog jeez, would hv never ever guessed that.So its least common in Monaco & Hong Kong which hv lowest birth rate (6.75 & 7.5/1000p/yr)

— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) February 23, 2015

@AJKDblog Great point http://t.co/CG64VRzCDz pic.twitter.com/LfY8kpqckS

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) February 23, 2015

#Renclincon CMC Vellore, India. Case #1 - 22/F Lupus ESRD #VivaPearls #DM_DNB @BasuNephro

#Renclincon clinical case discussion begins with a case of 22 years old lady with with resistant lupus nephritis --> CKD-5D

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon RP: Clinical features of malnutrition are important to note in a patient on dialysis for 2 years awaiting transplant

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon RP: features of anemia, hypoproteinemia, fluid volume status, diet history should be commented upon.

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon RP: diagnosis should be stated in morphological, etiological, functional aspects

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon RP: Remember that all patients with SLE may not fulfill ARAcriteria.

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon Uncontrolled HTN in a patient on dialysis is almost always due to excess Fluid

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon RP: HTN in dialysis : volume dependant vs reactive (sympathetic /RAAS mediated)

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon RP: lupus nephritis with low gfr : activity vs chronicity assessment is most important to decide on course of Rx

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon DSR: most often activity of lupus abates slowly as patient reaches ESRD

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon AA: Eye contact with examiners important

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon VT: SLE urine has telescope urine sediment picture... indicating active as well as chronic changes at the same instant

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon CMC Vellore, India. Imaging in Nephrology by Dr Anuradha C @BasuNephro

#Renclincon kudos to Dr Anuradha C for an exceptional lecture on imaging in Nephrology pic.twitter.com/t5Vfn3T3OZ

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon Dr Anuradha C on imaging in Nephro. Pancake bilateral ectopic kidney pic.twitter.com/6Uug8sTPwX

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon duplex kidney with drooping lilly sign pic.twitter.com/JcTJYVvvmC

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

Upper moiety assoc with uretrocoele and obstruction. Lower moiety assoc with reflux

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon congenital megaureter with bird beak sign pic.twitter.com/9ysrwHCAX7

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon retrocaval ureter with HUN pic.twitter.com/Yr05RKgCcZ

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon ureterocoele with cobra head or spring onion appearance pic.twitter.com/69YyInOWHv

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon putty kidney in TB of kidney pic.twitter.com/Ls3fy1c0hd

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon papillary necrosis pic.twitter.com/QoFgZ6ICti

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon stages of papillary necrosis "signet ring" appearance in the second image from right pic.twitter.com/pfudfuivtr

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon Renal abscess pic.twitter.com/0gJ1KZLs7O

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon high resistance flow in doppler of renal parenchymal disease pic.twitter.com/VlRZzzJAYN

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon doppler in Renal Artery Stenosis -high psv pic.twitter.com/XbZSxjNNPG

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon rainbow colour due to aliasing due to turbulence in renal artery stenosis pic.twitter.com/mrWdTAQfD7

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon acceleration time and resistive index in RAS pic.twitter.com/mm7EVlS9MH

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

#Renclincon renal angio in fibromuscular dysplasia (left) vs atherosclerotic stenosis (right) pic.twitter.com/TUx6hvTnQd

— Basu Gopal (@BasuNephro) February 21, 2015

Monoclonal Gammopathy of Renal Significance - A collection of tweets and blogs 2009-2015

Abstract of article: Diagnosis of monoclonal gammopathy of renal significance http://t.co/a5YtfMimJo

— Nephrology (@NephRRology) February 14, 2015

Review of MGRS: monoclonal gammopathy of renal significance: http://t.co/N9By6BgIFC pic.twitter.com/lTdWlOaOWV

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) February 14, 2015

Serum Free Light Chain Test for Monoclonal Gammopathy #Nephpearls https://t.co/2tcoDessPu pic.twitter.com/O32qFJH9AD

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) January 25, 2015

Diagnostic Tests for Monoclonal Gammopathy #Nephpearls https://t.co/2tcoDessPu pic.twitter.com/giAGaU7xMZ

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) January 25, 2015

MGUS, Myeloma, AL Amyloidosis: most common monoclonal gammopathies #Nephpearls https://t.co/2tcoDessPu pic.twitter.com/35IzATQ6tK

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) January 25, 2015

“@ab2814: @NephJC http://t.co/wY7cSlrA6U” for #NephJC?

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) January 23, 2015

@kdjhaveri @ab2814 @NephJC @Nephro_Sparks Agree. Nice topic, but this is a review. Didn't you write on it? http://t.co/r190TeJv22

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) January 23, 2015

Topic discussion: Proximal tubulopathies with monoclonal light chains | http://t.co/avDFZWTp3w

— Am Soc Nephrology (@ASNKidney) January 21, 2015

Great article: Proliferative Glomerulonephritis Due to Monoclonal Deposition With Organized Substructu... http://t.co/xLWfloALyH #ReadByQxMD

— Nikhil Shah (@dr_nikhilshah) October 22, 2014

Monoclonal Gammopathy of Renal Significance Classification Scheme #Nephpearls http://t.co/7OoTrdGNAp pic.twitter.com/o6eYVi8Ezm

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) August 24, 2014

eAJKD Top Posts of 2013 #3 Monoclonal Gammopathy of Renal Significance http://t.co/GJAcqsmhF6

— Dr. Matt Sparks (@eAJKD) December 27, 2013

Pathology of Nephrotoxicity Associated With Monoclonal Antibody Therapy http://t.co/PC4dJwsFog

— Dr. Matt Sparks (@eAJKD) June 11, 2013

Most Popular: Accelerated Renal Allograft Failure Due to Monoclonal Gammopathy of Undetermined Significance: No ... http://t.co/9EHRTu4y

— Transplantation (@TransplantJrnl) April 24, 2012

Current Research: Serum free light chain assessment in monoclonal gammopathy and kidney disease. http://bit.ly/7aTWe8

— Nephrology Now (@nephrologynow) November 22, 2009

Examination of AV Fistula - A video by @tvachh RT @LangoteAmit

@dr_nikhilshah @HekmagsMD @SLeonMD : Excellent video Via @tvachh : Physical Examination of AVF: http://t.co/6gZbTZ8XlI.pls RT 2 ur followers

— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) February 8, 2015

Twitter Journal Club Social Media - Influencers And Hashtags from Symplur

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#nephjc Living Kidney Donation - A collection of relevant tweets!

#NephJC Tuesday Feb 3 @ 9 EST and Wednesday Feb 4 @ 8 GMT | Kidney Donation: Not as Safe as Advertised - http://t.co/fCzicO7ha4
— Nephrology Jrnl Club (@NephJC) January 30, 2015

Kidney donation by older people with hypertension may be safe with proper monitoring | MNT http://t.co/GJfcOfckqE
— Am Soc Nephrology (@ASNKidney) December 31, 2014

#Kidney donation may increase risk of gestational #hypertension or #preeclampsia http://t.co/KNQWgbupcx
— UpToDate (@UpToDate) December 16, 2014

New Article: An Argument to Abolish Legal Restrictions on Unspecified Living Kidney Donation: No abstract available http://t.co/ptliMpQxxV
— Transplantation (@TransplantJrnl) December 7, 2014

Study Supports Giving Kidney Donors Priority When They Need a Kidney | Kidney donation is one of the most... http://t.co/wbSCXse0go

— Kidney Foundation (@kidneycanada) November 21, 2014

Healthy pregnancies can follow kidney donation for young women http://t.co/1ofref5zf2

— Am Soc Nephrology (@ASNKidney) November 16, 2014

From Potential Donor to Actual Donation: Does Socioeconomic Position Affect Living Kidney Donation? http://t.co/U7gz5Dy2SA

— Am Soc Ped Nephrol (@ASPNeph) November 13, 2014

Thanks for sharing! RT @waitlistzero: A great report from @AST_info on the 'Risks of Living Kidney Donation': http://t.co/inmRePGrOw

— AmerSocOfTransplant (@AST_info) October 27, 2014

Risk of End-Stage Renal Disease Following Live Kidney Donation: JAMA http://t.co/D3aHT52I9T

— Paras Dedhia (@kidney_md) October 5, 2014

The high cost of living kidney donation limits potential donors | MNT http://t.co/tfd7WjTQwe

— Am Soc Nephrology (@ASNKidney) July 21, 2014

Experiences Obtaining Insurance After Live Kidney Donation http://t.co/rlmhRgzSio

— Mostapha Habib Allah (@NephroMostapha) July 16, 2014

Excellent discussion of Live Kidney Donation: What's the risk? from @RenalFellowNtwk @paulphel #Nephpearls http://t.co/vQllAohNSd …

— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) July 14, 2014

Kidney donation appears to be safe for healthy older adults | MNT http://t.co/sXjwsdhXWV

— Am Soc Nephrology (@ASNKidney) July 12, 2014

Pushback against the kidney donation - more ESRD paper. Brings up time issue per @ChristosArgyrop http://t.co/W5FmiHuYh6

— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) June 24, 2014

New Article: Public Attitudes and Beliefs About Living Kidney Donation: Focus Group Study: BackgroundWith the ... http://t.co/FzrMAor5Mk

— Transplantation (@TransplantJrnl) May 24, 2014

New study looks at the long-term consequences on living #kidney #donation from adolescent donors. Check it out: http://t.co/MGktUwSJr1

— AmerSocOfTransplant (@AST_info) April 3, 2014

Am J Transplant: What are the harms of refusing to allow living kidney donation? Risks vs benefits: http://t.co/4m4eWoDdan #kidneytransplant

— NatureRevNephrology (@NatRevNeph) January 27, 2014

Great post by @kidney_boy on the risk of CKD and CV death after kidney donation. Small but still significant increase http://t.co/PCNCBBBJt7

— RenalFellowNetwork (@RenalFellowNtwk) December 9, 2013