I'm excited to shift my nephrology professional circle to Roon - Twitter has changed dramatically and I've been inactive because of the noise. BlueSky never really took off for me.
Hope to see many of my nephrology friends, colleagues, and mentors on Roon to re-connect!
Nephrology is live on Roon!
Nephrology sits at the crossroads of clinical medicine, working closely with critical care, cardiology, transplant, hospital medicine, and many other specialties. Nephrologists guide everyday decisions on fluids, electrolytes, acid-base balance, blood pressure, and kidney complications across inpatient and outpatient care.
We are proud to launch with an outstanding group of Roon Founding Physicians, known for national leadership, guideline development, fellow education, and development of widely-used educational platforms. Their conversations on Roon focus on practical clinical reasoning and how to turn complex physiology into bedside decisions.
If you manage patients with kidney disease or are interested in learning from the top nephrologists in the country, this is a community worth being part of.
Join here: https://t.co/16lJnkTKF9
Obviously I’m being a bit hyperbolic here, but shouldn’t research be done by people who literally cannot help themselves. They think in p-values. They have hypotheses pouring out of their massive brains. Just like a surgeon only wants to be in the OR doing surgery. Instead, we have an army of pre-meds, med students, and residents who feel an obligation to “do research” as a means to an end. Doesn’t make sense. What are we doing?
@DGlaucomflecken I vote pequods. If you are a meat lover and don’t mind the calories, the Italian sausage pizza from Gino’s east has an ENTIRE PATTY of sausage as a topping in between the cheese and the sauce layer.
🧵regarding the introducer sheath commonly known as a 'Cordis' catheter.
We'll go over what it was originally designed for and why it ended up being adopted by other specialties for entirely different reasons.
Also we'll look at its accessories and see what's inside one.
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NEW on the #AJKDBlog:
@Maximal_Change interviews Yuvaram N.V. Reddy and Amber Pettis about home dialysis and the barriers from the patient and provider perspective.
https://t.co/iTNrcUgD4G (FREE)
You are invited to play HepMadness
Brought to you by @LiverFellow
Fill out a bracket: https://t.co/lYIty5rH1w
Pick your winners amongst the hottest topics in all of liverland and, maybe, win a prize
Inspired by work published in @LTxJournal and @HepCommJournal
The Bud Rose Endowed Lecture at #KidneyWk by my friend and mentor @NephRodby. Starting with the history from the early days of internship all the way to the inception of @BookBurton podcast. So well deserved!
GN update by Dr Pietro Canetta - First ever IgAN presentation or paper that didn’t start with phrase “IgAN is the most common glomerulopathy in the world” and focuses instead on the morbidity and complexity of disease #KidneyWk
Arrive early to this often SRO fun and challenging clinical session where 4 experts present two unknown cases each. The audience gets to answer questions during each case. Will you get them correct? Sat 2:00PM Ballroom 20D #KidneyWk@KidneyBea_n@VelezNephHepato@Maximal_Change