#NephMadness 2018: Picks By A Patient and Advocate
Fiona Loud Fiona Loud is the Policy Director at Kidney Care UK (@KidneyCareUK), the leading kidney patient support charity in the United Kingdom. She is a kidney transplant [...]
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#NephMadness 2018: Hladunewich Makes the Case for Reproductive Planning
Michelle Hladunewich, MD Dr. Hladunewich is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Toronto in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She is the medical lead for the [...]
#NephMadness 2018: The Filtered Four
We are getting closer and closer to the Championship Match! The first round and second round results of NephMadness 2018 had a number of upsets. How are the Blue Ribbon [...]
#NephMadness 2018: Missed Opportunities for Volume Control in PD
Brendan McCormick, MD Dr. McCormick is an Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Nephrology at The Ottawa Hospital and the University of Ottawa. He is the deputy [...]
#NephMadness 2018: The Effluent Eight
The first round results of NephMadness 2018 had a number of upsets. This round, the regional champions are named. Did the Blue Ribbon Panel break your heart and your [...]
#NephMadness 2018: The Argument for Virally Infected Kidneys
John Friedewald, MD Dr. Friedewald is a transplant nephrologist and Professor of Medicine and Surgery at the Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. He is the [...]
#NephMadness 2018: 40% Is Good Enough
Navdeep Tangri, MD Dr. Tangri is an Associate Professor in the Department of Medicine at the University of Manitoba. He is interested in the trajectory of patients with [...]
#NephMadness 2018: The Saturated Sixteen
The first round results of NephMadness 2018 are in! Who’s up? Who’s down? Who’s out? Check out the Current Standings. What was your bracket buster? Where did the Blue [...]
#NephMadness 2018: Which Team Will Reign Supreme in Hyponatremia?
Helbert Rondon, MD Dr. Rondon is Associate Professor of Medicine and Associate Program Director of the Nephrology Fellowship Training Program at the University of [...]
#NephMadness 2018: Campbell’s Commentary on Pathogenic DSAs
Patricia Campbell, MBChB Dr. Campbell is a Professor in the Division of Nephrology and Transplant at the University of Alberta and Medical Director of the Histocompatibility [...]