Thought of sharing the slides as a tweetorial. Goal is to present some 'classic' images that aid in kidney-related diagnoses. Not exhaustive; plan to make 2nd part as well.
#MedEd #FOAMed Not much POCUS involved!
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Here it is:
Use high frequency probe (vascular), put a lot of gel on the closed eyelid. Can apply transparent film dressing (Tegaderm) over the closed eye for patient comfort taking care not allowing air bubbles to form.
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Nothing better than this 🤓
Need to say more?
(Note: CKD stage 3T, T means transplant)
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Beware of the central vein stenosis and refer to vascular surgeon appropriately.
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Only one of the following rows accurately reflects the urinary crystal name and image. Which one is that?
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@kantsmd @RenalFellowNtwk @RegnerNephAKI @AmirKazory @UFNephrology
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