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Jun 5, 2021 • 12 tweets • 7 min read • Read on X
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Electrolytes and urolithiasis

Calcium and magnesium disorders
Prof Lucile Figueres @LucileFigueres

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Calcium and magnesium disorders are the job of every nephrologist.

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Ca and Mg also important post transplant.

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Hypomagnesemia is the most common Mg disorder.

How to diagnose the aetiology of hypomagnesemia?

See the very handy table below.
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Causes of extra renal hypomagnesemia

Always check for the PPI.

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Renal hypomagnesemia is rarer.

A nice table that locates cause according to site along the nephron.

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Very useful summary table of tubulopathies with hypomagnesaemia.

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4 organs are needed to maintain calcium

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Hypercalciuria occurs in 5% of general population and 50% of kidney stone formers.

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How to manage hypercalciuria?

Here’s a handy review for the nephrologist from @ndt @LucileFigueres

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Neprhocalcinosis
- Best test: CT scan.
- Nephrocalcinosis does not mean hypercalciuria.

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1/ Let's dive into today's session : “Optimising renal replacement in the elderly” 🫘🧓

With a great panel of experts :
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Check out the highlights and the following tweetorial to learn how to approach this disease.

Speaker: @ericolinger1
Panel: John Sayer, Jan Halbritter and @ecorneclegall

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2/When to suspect a monogenic tubulointerstitial kidney disease?
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Diagnostic criteria from @KDIGO 👇🏻 👇🏻 👇🏻
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💥Membranous Nephropathy (MN); New antigens, new disease?
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MN occurs due to immune complex deposition in the subepithelial GBM. @SethiRenalPath reckons classification of MN should be made based on the antigen, much like the nomenclature of complement activated GN following better understanding of the role of complement dysregulation.
☄️Hot off the press review suggesting we should consider MN as a pattern of injury. @SethiRenalPath @CKJsocial

🔍Let's take a look at the discovery of antigens in MN.

academic.oup.com/ckj/advance-ar…
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⏳for another #tweetorialERA 🥳 @HDiniz_

➡️Native kidney biopsy plays a crucial role in the diagnosis of many conditions and, while generally safe, can be associated with bleeding complications.

Would you biopsy a patient with aspirin exposure?🤔
Bleeding complication rates are low, with less than 2% of patients requiring transfusion and less than 0.5% requiring an intervention to control the bleeding.

⚠️These complication rates are higher in hospitalized patients and those with AKI.

cjasn.asnjournals.org/content/15/11/…
But not every patient has the same risk of bleeding 🩸

Risk factors include anemia, thrombocytopenia, frailty index, obesity, comorbidities, and kidney function.

cjasn.asnjournals.org/content/15/11/…
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Time for a tweetorial on renal MRI! MRI is used to look at structure, but advanced sequences can measure function too. Multiple sequences in 1 session = multiparametric MRI = loads of data!

Could be used to triage risk in CKD, reduce invasive tests, or for translational research
An imaging biomarker is already being used in clinical practice. For which condition?
It's ADPKD! 🙌🙌🙌

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💎Electrolytes and Acid-base for the future @HDiniz_ #eraedta20

2⃣ Urinary electrolytes in the clinic: a still unexploited instrument by @GianniCapasso4 Image
⚠️Urinary electrolytes are useful! #eraedta20

➡️ AKI and CKD
➡️ Tubulopathies
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