https://twitter.com/ASNKidney/status/1719663115627889110Are you ready to start your educational journey at #KidneyWk? 📝 All in-person Early Programs are about to begin. Each program kicks off at 7:00 a.m. EDT in the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
— American Society of Nephrology (@ASNKidney) Nov 1, 2023
Wednesday, November 1, 2023
@ASNKidney
http://twitter.com/ASNKidney
@NephroSeeker @ #KidneyWk
http://twitter.com/NephroSeeker
https://twitter.com/NephroSeeker/status/1719657178527605234My almost 35 hours trip to #kidneywk, in 20 sec or so. Was long for sure, but anything it’s possible with the right motivation Why IG? Because there are no reels here 🙈 https://bit.ly/3MmdlRe
— Cristina Popa @NephroSeeker@med-mastodon.com (@NephroSeeker) Nov 1, 2023
@NephroSeeker
http://twitter.com/NephroSeeker
https://twitter.com/NephroSeeker/status/1719657178527605234My almost 35 hours trip to #kidneywk, in 20 sec or so. Was long for sure, but anything it’s possible with the right motivation Why IG? Because there are no reels here 🙈 https://bit.ly/3MmdlRe
— Cristina Popa @NephroSeeker@med-mastodon.com (@NephroSeeker) Nov 1, 2023
@HDiniz_
http://twitter.com/HDiniz_
https://twitter.com/HDiniz_/status/1719641821083586702@NephroSeeker @ERAkidney @Arunkr_Dr Thanks! Enjoy #KidneyWk for me 😉
— Hugo Diniz, MD 🇵🇹 🇪🇺 (@HDiniz_) Nov 1, 2023
@HDiniz_ @ #KidneyWk
http://twitter.com/HDiniz_
https://twitter.com/HDiniz_/status/1719641821083586702@NephroSeeker @ERAkidney @Arunkr_Dr Thanks! Enjoy #KidneyWk for me 😉
— Hugo Diniz, MD 🇵🇹 🇪🇺 (@HDiniz_) Nov 1, 2023
@dr_nikhilshah
http://twitter.com/dr_nikhilshah
https://twitter.com/dr_nikhilshah/status/1719604676101128549Testing bringing all #KidneyWk tweets together on one webpage! V 1.2 https://bit.ly/47aF13x
— Nikhil Shah MBBS DNB(IM, Neph)🇨🇦 (@dr_nikhilshah) Nov 1, 2023
Tuesday, October 31, 2023
@TD_Cummins_PhD
http://twitter.com/TD_Cummins_PhD
https://twitter.com/TD_Cummins_PhD/status/1719588675259080859Heading to #KidneyWk in 6.25 hours. The last time I went to Philly for ASN was a robust proteomics theme, and it was an awesome meeting. Went to my first NFL game that year; Eagles v. Giants... and that was crazy! See you there :)
— Timothy D. Cummins (@TD_Cummins_PhD) Nov 1, 2023
Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Pregnancy and Dialysis including PD @markcourtney10 @ProNephron
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Manisco G, Potì’ M, Maggiulli G, Tullio MD, Losappio V, Vernaglione L. Pregnancy in end-stage renal disease patients on dialysis: how to achieve a successful delivery. Clin Kidney J. 2015 Jun 1;8(3):293–9.
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Groothoff J. Pregnancy during dialysis: still a challenge to get there, but worth the effort. Nephrol Dial Transplant. 2015 May 1;gfv124.
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Batarse RR, Steiger RM, Guest S. Peritoneal Dialysis Prescription During the Third Trimester of Pregnancy. Perit Dial Int. 2015 Mar 1;35(2):128–34.
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Shahir AK, Briggs N, Katsoulis J, Levidiotis V. An observational outcomes study from 1966–2008, examining pregnancy and neonatal outcomes from dialysed women using data from the ANZDATA Registry. Nephrology. 2013 Apr 1;18(4):276–84.
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Tuesday, May 19, 2015
Tweets with articles from #NephroWiki Twitter List 18 May 2015
Renal Biopsy 101: What you need to know #Nephpearls http://t.co/j1e8Wp56Ws pic.twitter.com/xuV0iWxoJf
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 19, 2015Great article: The Urine Sediment as a Biomarker of Kidney Disease. http://t.co/11qKNs
O4TP #ReadByQxMD
— Nephrology Now (@nephrologynow) May 19, 2015Renal donors and future pregnancy https://t.co/tdlhctBXY4
— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) May 18, 2015Therapeutic advantage of combination antihypertensive drug therapy using amlodipine & irbesartan in hypertensive pts http://t.co/ykZt7BEeK7
— Am Soc Ped Nephrol (@ASPNeph) May 18, 2015Kidney Diseases Associated With Monoclonal Ig M–Secreting B-Cell Lymphoproliferative Ds: A Case Series http://t.co/4WzwbfoPWq cc @kdjhaveri
— AJKD blog (@AJKDblog) May 18, 20151st report of belatacept switch for CNI toxicity in HIGH RISK renal #transplant recipients: safe & effective but n=6 http://t.co/HGpEGd5D3O
— Paul Phelan (@paulphel) May 18, 2015Haematuria as a risk factor for chronic kidney disease progression in glomerular diseases: A review http://t.co/Ypi4BLJjyR
— Am Soc Ped Nephrol (@ASPNeph) May 18, 2015Aldo-DHF RCT: Spironolactone for Diastolic Heart Failure from @JAMA_current #NephJC Candiate?
@kidney_boy @hswapnil
http://t.co/eGQDKGNl9Q
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 17, 2015Successful therapy of C3Nef-positive C3 glomerulopathy with plasma therapy and immunosuppression http://t.co/w3tj8MUeOc
— Am Soc Ped Nephrol (@ASPNeph) May 18, 2015What are the latest trends in vascular access for dialysis? Dr. Ron Pisoni discusses the latest data here https://t.co/8ZtQM7n6Bk
— DOPPS (@DOPPStudy) May 18, 2015Role of therapeutic plasmapheresis in ANCA-associated vasculitis http://t.co/8Z4PXuKjlR
— Am Soc Ped Nephrol (@ASPNeph) May 18, 2015Familial syndromes associated with PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA
#Nephpearls pic.twitter.com/6d9BJ4t0y3
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 18, 2015Diagnosis & Management of PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA: Practical Guide #Nephpearls @LeachonTony
http://t.co/30e2xwXPGH pic.twitter.com/gHaw7lawhn
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 18, 2015Diagnosis and localization of PHEOCHROMOCYTOMA #Nephpearls @LeachonTony http://t.co/9NefpC3ojq pic.twitter.com/U4p9L0YE5M
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 18, 2015Bringing the Benefits of High-Dose #Haemodialysis to the Home with a Novel Haemodialysis System. #Nephrology http://t.co/8RU7Wpceb1
— EMJ Nephrology (@EMJNephrology) May 18, 2015Friday, May 15, 2015
#DabigatranOverdose- Urgent Management; Serious power of Twitter! @caioqualunque @edgarvlermamd @LangoteAmit @hswapnil @HekmagsMD @nephondemand
@hswapnil @edgarvlermamd @nephondemand going to hd my first dabigatran overdose. Do u have any advice?
— Fra Ian (@caioqualunque) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque we had a ❓about that last year on the NOD+ 💬 https://t.co/2mXIgzeJxY #pradaxa #dabigatran
🆓 NOD+: http://t.co/WRZRbccxDx
— Tejas Desai, MD (@nephondemand) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque Will PCC work, as thrombin is inhibited by Dabigatran? http://t.co/7tDat8AJtv
— Thahir (@docthahir) May 15, 2015@docthahir off-label use, no definitive evidence, only anecdotal experience. PCC would work as a thrombin substitution therapy.
— Fra Ian (@caioqualunque) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque SUSTAINED LOW EFFICIENCY hemodialysis for removal of dabigatran #Nephpearls http://t.co/HalfrVGiev pic.twitter.com/iQKOd3kEJR
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque During HD, due to large Vd of dabigatran ➡️ Rebound in drug level #Nephpearls
http://t.co/rvMoreC46i pic.twitter.com/SzMlfqzPEp
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque @edgarvlermamd @HekmagsMD Needed around 4 sessions of conventional HD to get INR closer to safe range.
— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque @hswapnil @edgarvlermamd @nephondemand FEIBA is also recommended prior to catheter placement. Again, just anecdotal cases
— Hector Madariaga (@HekmagsMD) May 15, 2015@nephondemand @HekmagsMD @caioqualunque antagonizes factor VIII inhibitor http://t.co/b98433v1R0 pic.twitter.com/Q5H9TJOjvV
— Swapnil Hiremath, MD (@hswapnil) May 15, 2015@nephondemand @caioqualunque FEIBA ( Factor Eight Inhibitor Bypass Activity) http://t.co/UmnGlLgTHG
— Hector Madariaga (@HekmagsMD) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque @edgarvlermamd A good review in CJASN on Dabigatran and kidney with flowchart for Toxicity
https://t.co/9o6EWKaJqI
— Amit Langote (@LangoteAmit) May 15, 2015@caioqualunque Approach to Dabigatran associated bleeding #Nephpearls http://t.co/m2dfKq7uyp
Thanks @LangoteAmit pic.twitter.com/AFrp6E4b5h
— Edgar V. Lerma (@edgarvlermamd) May 16, 2015
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