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JC @VelezNephHepato blows up the IAC criteria for defining #Hepatorenal syndrome

Really impractical and not useful
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Interestingly enough, norepinephrine is possibly very similar to Terlipressin in hepatorenal syndrome as long as the MAP goes up (which is key!) @VelezNephHepato at
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Don’t miss abdominal compartment syndrome
@VelezNephHepato dates himself by mentioning this entity didn’t exist when he went to med school (neither for me 👴🏻
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Tony @tony_breu holding court on renal physiology in ATN at #ApExPathshala
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The seminal paper of course is Klaus Thurau on Acute Renal Success
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Without TGF, we would not have Acute Renal Success, we would have ‘complete renal failure’
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Dr. Patrick Walker takes a deep dive into the history of ‘MPGN’ as a nebulous entity eluding understanding for decades.

Here’s his meandering tale of MPGN that begins in early 1900s & goes on till the turn of the century.🧵

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1914

Dr.Theodor Fahr,the first modern pathologist & Dr.Franz Volhard,an internist from Mannheim🇩🇪,undo many prevailing misconceptions through formative work on Bright’s disease.

Their book👇🏻‘Die Bright’sche Nierenkrankenheit’ becomes a classic in the annals of glomerulology.2/n Image
1960s

Dr. Rene Habib,a pioneering pediatric nephrologist,studies a large cohort of children with MPGN &provides first descriptions of the disease.

Clinical & histopathological features of what formally gets named as MPGN l at the CIBA symposium convened at London in 1961. 3/n Image
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What i learnt today at #ApexPathshala second day of amazing talks and interactions

Immunosuppressive protocol by prof Dr S k Agarwal and Prof Dr. Jeremy chapman

🔥 the ⏰ timeline of drug development ImageImage
🔥 few ♥️ cardinal points of immunosuppression Image
🔥 risk stratification of patients in renal transplant at AIIMS 🏥

🔥when do you call a patient immunologically high risk ? 🔴 ImageImage
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The #Tweetorial guru @tony_breu up next with a fresh tweetorial presentation (he will post it tomorrow for the rest of you)

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Tony @tony_breu walking us through his research that underlies a single tweetorial

It’s intense.

Why? is a tough question.

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This was a master class of physiology with several citations and lots of data and logical thinking 🤯

Watch out for @tony_breu tweetorial to drop in a few hours.

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What a way to convey ➡️ “ineffective osmoles”!👏🏻 @kidney_boy

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“We are terrible at this.” There’s evidence.

“It’s very hard.” It is indeed.

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It’s my first ever ‘Joel Topf lecture’ in person, and I’ve fallen in love with the slides. Pretty much the case with everyone else hearing him here today.

The slides flow like mental maps.🧠 Incredibly communicative!
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The fascinating session on ‘Salt, water, vinegar, soda’🧂continues with @VelezNephHepato taking off with acid-base metabolism in liver disease. Such a treat! #ApexPathshala Image
Increased permeability of blood brain barrier in liver disease ➡️ respiratory alkalosis #ApexPathshala Image
Cholestyramine induced NAGMA #ApexPathshala ImageImage
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