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Data from epidemiological studies suggest coffee consumption may be associated with kidney (and other) outcomes, specifically a higher eGFR or less CKD. This is speculated to be due to anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant, and [read more...] -
Editor’s Note: We asked authors of Original Investigations to provide short plain-language summaries that would briefly summarize what inspired their study, the basic approach taken, what was learned, and why it [read more...] -
Proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) are amongst the most frequently prescribed medications with an estimated 15 million in the US taking prescription PPIs, making the estimated prevalence around 7.8% of the adult population. This [read more...] -
PathPointers highlight important everyday teaching points when reviewing kidney histology. These brief and easy-to-read blog posts include real clinical images to demonstrate various biopsy findings. Deposition of immune [read more...] -
The NephMadness Court of Champions welcomes a new member: SGLT2 Without Diabetes Mellitus. Every year, there are NephMadness surprises such as an unexpected pick by the Blue Ribbon Panel or a virtual NephMadness party house. [read more...]
May 2020
Atlas of Renal Pathology II
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIFocal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis: An Approach to Pathologic Assessment
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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 IIAtlas: Clinical Quiz 2
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIFocal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis: Sampling Error in Misdiagnosis
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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 IIAJKD Atlas of Renal Pathology: Cholesterol Emboli
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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 1
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAtlas: Clinical Quiz 4
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Atlas of Renal Pathology IIAtlas: Clinical Quiz 5
