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Membranous nephropathy (MN) is the most common cause of primary nephrotic syndrome in adults of European ancestry. A better understanding of the pathophysiology has emerged in recent years identifying the PLA2R antigen and [read more...] -
Still going strong with our annual tradition of unveiling the #NephMadness logo during Kidney Week…hope you like the 2021 logo! Many thanks to Yue (Flora) Chen from Penn Student Design for designing this year’s [read more...] -
In 2017, we began recognizing reviewers who have distinguished themselves by consistently providing insightful, detailed, and valuable input to our authors and our editorial team. We continue the tradition this year by [read more...] -
In 2017, we established an annual celebration of articles that our editorial team designated as “Editors’ Choice” selections. The editors are delighted to recognize the four articles listed below that have been [read more...] -
Predicting progression is one of the most important and challenging jobs for a nephrologist. Current estimation in clinical practice is based on demographics, clinical parameters, and laboratory findings. About 15% of the [read more...]
October 2020
Atlas of Renal Pathology II
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAtlas: Clinical Quiz 4
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAtlas: Clinical Quiz 1
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IICongenital Nephrotic Syndrome: Finnish Type or Diffuse Mesangial Sclerosis?
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAcute and Chronic Antibody-Mediated Rejection Represent a Continuum of Endothelial Injury Involving Multiple Immune Mechanisms
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIDiffuse Mesangial Sclerosis
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAJKD Atlas of Renal Pathology: Light Chain Cast Nephropathy
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIRenal Amyloidosis – What We Need to Consider, Practical Tips
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIRecurrent and De Novo FSGS Following Kidney Transplantation
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIRecurrent and De novo Posttransplant Minimal Change Disease
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAtlas: Clinical Quiz 3
