#NephTwitter

Jonathan Ryder, MD

JonathanRyderMD

We've come to the end of another week on #GenID at @UNMC_ID lead by our fearless leader @DrJRMarcelin, which means its time for another recap of #IDPearls from team #PasteurellasFellas:https://twitter.com/UNMC_ID/status/1294035482188423

Caitlyn Vlasschaert, MD MSc

DrFlashHeart

Unlike most other animals, humans cannot convert uric acid into a more soluble compound.Precipitated uric acid can cause a host of problems like gout and kidney stones.What happened to our

Anju Yadav MD FASN

docanjuyadav

It's the time of great migration for trainees in medicine. Residentsfellows & fellows faculty. How prepared do you think you are to start as a faculty ??? You feel Feel

Nasim Wiegley, MD

NWiegley

All the #vaccine talk this week has made me think about the rest of the the vaccines that are important in our patients with #KidneyDisease Let's review them together (Thread

Amy Yau, MD, FACP

amyaimei

Why are kidney stones so interesting? Because the tubules > glomeruliDisagree if you like, but it’s true. A short thread on some mechanisms associated with calcium stones...#nephtwitter #FOAMed #MedEd #uronephrology

Nayan Arora

captainchloride

When was the last time you were paged about a serum Cl- level? Probably never. Despite being the most abundant anion in the body, Cl- is under appreciated

Ali Mehdi

AliMehdiMD

1/ Paraproteinemic kidney disease: Cast nephropathy, myeloma kidney, MGUS, MGRS, LCCN, AL, AH, MIDD, LCPT…)Lost in the alphabet soup!!!Time for an #MGRS #tweetorial #NephTwitter #Hemetwitter #MedTwitter #Onconephrology #NSMC 2/ Let’s

Lilia Cervantes

Cervantes_Lily1

1/14Meet Hilda. I was one of her doctors. When she died, she left 2 sons behind. My grief about her situation brought anger and then determination.A #tweetorial on outcomes, advocacy,

Mahrukh S. Rizvi

mahrukhrizvi_MD

Tweetorial: An amp of 8.4% NaBicarb in the ICU . Panacea or poison? #NephTwitter #askrenal #medtwitter @askrenal Normally, at a pH of 7.4, what is the concentration of H+ in

Nayan Arora

captainchloride

Do you often check a FeNa when working up a patient with AKI?In my experience it’s ordered reflexivelyBut is this a good idea? Is a FeNa actually useful? Let’s find

Krithika Mohan

krithicism

1/ Tweetorial alertHave you checked out @TheSkeletonKG latest post on Hypophosphatemia? https://www.renalfellow.org/2020/06/17/skeleton-key-group-electrolyte-case-9/ If you have, you must already know that hypophos is bad news@kkalra_22 @so

Caoimhe Costigan

CaoimheCostigan

1/ Hello #MedTwitter This month’s @ASPNeph Renal Imaging Webinar was all about #Pheochromocytoma!Here are a few “pheo facts” I learned! #tweetorial #nephtwitterLet’s start with a poll.Which of the following is

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