A 63-year-old woman with #T2DM was referred for refractory hypomagnesemia (1.4 mg/dL; low normal, 1.8 mg/dL). How do you interpret the urine level, and what would you do next? https://t.co/mHibeEzvk3
📣NEW EPISODE: A physician, dietitian, pharmacist, and patient walk into a podcast...and what follows? A powerhouse conversation on kidney stone risks, recurrence, and prevention.
🎧 Just in time for holiday travel, don’t miss this ride of the Kidney Commute! #KidneyStones
"Given the complexity of illness in people being hospitalized with hypernatremia, treatment of the hypernatremia itself may be inadvertently neglected." In this Editorial, Drs @bmtucker3 & Carl Walther examine a study on hypernatremia & hospitalization https://t.co/MCgPvEi4X9
Listen to our NEW episode 🎙️We discuss salt intake in the setting of CKD. Understanding that patient challenges to a low-sodium diet might be present, we hear from our multidisciplinary panel on recommendations to overcome these problems
https://t.co/Vn92k4YJF0
We're so excited to announce our NEW podcast🙌🎙️ The Kidney Commute Podcast seeks to enhance the work of the interprofessional kidney care team by providing connection through education and serving as an innovative opportunity to fulfill CE requirements. https://t.co/Vn92k4YJF0
A 63-year-old woman with #type2diabetes was referred for refractory hypomagnesemia (1.4 mg/dL; low normal, 1.8 mg/dL). How do you interpret the urine level, and what would you do next? https://t.co/qXQJeZSNaL
A 63-year-old woman with #type2diabetes was referred for refractory hypomagnesemia (1.4 mg/dL; low normal, 1.8 mg/dL). How do you interpret the urine level, and what would you do next? https://t.co/qXQJeZSNaL
⚡️NEW Exceptional Case in #CKJ#openaccess:
👉Iso-osmolar hyponatremia from polyethylene glycol
📸Mechanism of iso-osmolar #hyponatremia from oral intake of PEG 3350
🔓https://t.co/BlIfXFhqlk