#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
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