A massive group effort: 30 centers from 15 countries. A big thank you to all collaborators and the constructive review by @JASN_News! Please join @GaucklerP's presentation next Thursday during Kidney Week!
@PulmCrit Agree! The combo 0.9 saline & furosemide is very effective in rapidly lowering K (and physiology is beautiful, including increased distal Na delivery and activation of big K channels (FIKS: flow-induced kalium secretion)
@VelezNephHepato@OSUWexMed Likewise: Both are components of the PLASMIC score, so plt > 30 and creatinine > 2 would reduce the score by 1 point each
Please join us in Salzburg (Mozart city) for the 2nd Austrian Mayo Clinic Meeting. A spectacular line-up of speakers will come together to talk about diverse topics of relevance for nephrologists and hematologists (and rheumatologists). Many highlights! https://t.co/zly69qlm2L
@jfdwolff@NEJMEvidence This retrospective study triggered a reply worth reading: Sterns RH, et al. Treatment Guidelines for Hyponatremia: Stay the Course. Clin J Am Soc Nephrol. 2023 Jun 28;19(1):129–35. doi: 10.2215/CJN.0000000000000244. Epub ahead of print. PMID: 37379081; PMCID: PMC10843202.
@AKronbichler@smirioglu@BrixSilke@JASN_News@hjanders_hans Thanks Andreas. Not an expert but from recent experience I would like to urge every nephrologist to liaise with your local lab technicians who know all about it and will happily advise you and can provide images of cryoprecipitates like this: