@Jwaitz@FreelyFiltered@NavTangri@GentzonHallMD Thanks for the episodes! Not sure if it's just me but when I hit play on the inaxaplin episode on apple podcast, it replayed the bicarb episode. I was able to hear the inaxaplin episode on other platforms like squarespace
@ChangUCanSpare Are those mesangial lymphocytes making the eyes ? I thought they might be lymphocytes based on the plasma to nucleus ratio. But I thought the mouth was an rbc and it wouldn’t make sense that the rbcs and wbcs are so different in size
Thank you @arkanalabs and @KIDNEYcon for the Arkana LIVE Pathology sessions. Session #3 featured a live look at a membranous IF slide at the end. The gloms looked like little fireworks. Introduction to Light Microscopy, IF, ... https://t.co/Vo1H8F07UC
@NBLUniv Thanks @NBLUniv ! This was a fun! I didn’t know veggie patties were high in oxalate and that persimmons had decent K either. I do have to say it was a team Louisville effort though. @AndrewM01265018 provided banana bread and hot chicken ramen. @curiousemide our text book
#NBLUScavengerHunt#NBLU Team Louisville - Highest Sodium Containing Food • Your oldest Nephrology Textbook • Over 100 meq of K+ (banana gift to the HD unit, 11 persimmons, banana bread made with 10 bananas)! • An item high in oxalates (veggie burgers and sweet potato fries)
@AvrumGillespie Thanks for your post. I’m glad there is this collection where we can learn more about the lives of people who passed. There was a downstate Pulm crit attending , Dr. James Mahoney, whom I worked with who was remembered in this article.
@VelezNephHepato@OchsnerNephro That was great. No denying those are white cells. What kind of stain was that? Sternheimer melbin? And what was the power of the lens? I00x?
@Nephro_Sparks@renalpathdoc Wow, thanks for posting. That really is some redundant endoplasmic reticulum from the accumulated umod protein. And Haha about that quip about getting timed out of our zoom room.