We’re breaking down the Nephrology Madness brackets with Pascale Lane, pediatric nephrologist at Oklahoma University Health Sciences Center. She is also founding editor of ASN Kidney News, the American Society of Nephrology’s national magazine and a player in nephrology social media.

She posted her brackets on Monday. Let’s see her picks:

So as I glance across her brackets I see someone who trusts the seeding.

Her final four is composed of three number 1 seeds and a number 2.

@kidney_boy "Committee" did a good job seeding. Few upsets along the way, but nothing big.

— 🧩Pascale Lane MD (@PHLane) March 20, 2013

@kidney_boy Better than NCAA, but then renal nerve ablation doesn't have the rabid fan base of a bubble team.

— 🧩Pascale Lane MD (@PHLane) March 20, 2013

Team Symplicity! Dr. Lane is calling you guys out!

One upset she did call was PD First over Fistula First:

@kidney_boy I'm in pediatrics. I believe strongly in PD and its advantages.

— 🧩Pascale Lane MD (@PHLane) March 20, 2013

@kidney_boy We use fistulas in bigger kids. Many centers can get a fistula in a school age kid. Most of them try PD first.

— 🧩Pascale Lane MD (@PHLane) March 20, 2013

Now off of nephrology on to NCAA basketball. Favorite tournament memory?

Lane: 1988 All Big 8 Final: Kansas vs Oklahoma, score was 50-50 at halftime.

JT: Who do you have in this year’s tournament?

Lane: Gonzaga

JT: Have you ever won a NCAA pool?

Lane: In 1993. I went against the local favorite. Picked a slight underdog.

For more bracketology check out PBFluids.

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