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Advances in CKD 2013 (Part 4)   
Flash slide/audio
Renal Research Institute
Rio Grande, Puerto Rico; January 2013

PART 4
Approach to renal biopsy
Agnes B. Fogo, MD

New diagnostic tests and new therapies for idiopathic nephrotic syndrome
Gerald B. Appel, MD

Debate: Lipid management is effective in all stages of CKD (Yes) Vito M. Campese, MD
(No) N.D. Vaziri, MD

Peritoneal dialysis in the pediatric ICU setting: techniques, quantitations and outcomes
Melvin Bonilla-Felix, MD

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Karumanchi  

August  

Becker  

Sabatine  

Agarwal  

Weir  

Oparil  
 

American Society of Hypertension Annnual Scientific Meeting (Parts 11-14)   
Flash slide/audio
New York, NY; May, 2012

PARTS 11-14
Pathophysiology of Hypertension During Pregnancy Medicine
S. Ananth Karumanchi, MD

Clinical Management of Pre-eclampsia
Phyllis August, MD

Keynote Lecture: Development of Antithrombotic Therapies in Cardiovascular Medicine
Richard C. Becker, MD

Clinical Benefits of New Anti-thrombotic Therapies from a Trialist's Perspective
Marc Sabatine, MD

Debate 2: Blood Pressure in Hemodialysis Patients Should be Aggressively Lowered:
Protagonist

Rajiv Agarwal, MD
Antagonist
Matthew R. Weir, MD

JNC-8
Suzanne Oparil, MD

(more...)



Hypertension, Cardiovascular
Perioperative beta blockade good
Dalteparin dosing in HD and HDF
Sitagliptin vs. glipizide in CKD
Metformin better in T2DM
Dietary K loading causes Na loss in urine via NCC channel


CKD, Dialysis
Pulmonary hypertension in CKD (review)
HDF no better than cool HD re body water changes
Calciphylaxis lower when statins taken
Vitamin D and mortality in CKD meta
Bardoxolone obit
Shorter gentamicin regimen for enterococcal endocarditis
PD survival 50% better than hemo?
Hypothyroidism in CKD bad
Daily HD not bad for access longevity
Combination HD and TPE
Buttonhole cannulation good
Physical exam of AV fistulas (key)
Calcium intake more than 1 g/day bad for men
Intestinal microbes make bad things from phosphatidylcholine
Dietary supplements that are bad for CKD
Cardiac troponin T marks LVH in CKD
KDOQI and Canadians comment on KDIGO guidelines for AKI
6/week long nocturnal bad for residual kidney function
Oral calcium carbonate in CKD no good
Dietary vitamin K an anticalcification factor


Clinical Nephrology
Medical management of recurrent kidney stones
Steroid-resistant nephrotic syndrome and genetic markers
24-hydroxylase deficiency of 1,25D causes kidney stones
Fiber-rich foods lower renal cancer risk





This update's selected ASN abstracts



Hypertension
Kidney length and blood pressure; Long WNK1 and BP response to dietary K; Marinobufagenin and sodium restriction; Renal 123-I scintigraphy in renal denervation; UMOD gene and salt sensitivity; Chlorthalidone and serum K setpoint in Blacks; Hyponatremia in malignant hypertension; Sequelae of preeclampsia; Normotensive pheochromocytoma; Low dietary K and metabolic syndrome.

CKD, ESRD
Mortality after long interdialytic interval; Effect of season on clinical parameters in dialysis; High dialysate Na bad for endothelial function; QOD nocturnal good for LVH reduction; Long-term effects of home nocturnal on LVH; Intradialytic hypotension incidence HIGHER with short daily HD; Changes in ECV with frequent HD impact LVH; No effect of frequent HD on sleep; Neutrophil-to-lymphocyte ratio; Loss of gender survival advantage in ESRD by age; Dietary K impacts blood pressure in CKD; PCR and mortality;

Anemia: Non-invasive Hb measures good; RBC lifespan and ESA resistance; Personalized anemia management good; Missed sessions mean more ESA use; Cholecalciferol or ergo supplementation and ESA requirements; Darbo and thrombotic events in ESRD; Peginesatide immunogenicity; FG-4592 and virdaglin.

BP vs. 25D and 1,25D levels in kids with CKD; Impact of beta-blockers in CKD; Left atrial volume predicts mortality in HD; Increased mortality risk of alk phos and body size.

Clinical Nephrology
Hospital-wide hyponatremia treatment protocol; Lixivaptan works; Hyponatremia ups hip fracture risk; Terlipressin and hyponatremia; Anion gap measurements and ion-selective electrodes; Plasma bicarb and blood pressure; Endemic hypokalemia and CKD in South India; Pseudohyperkalemia with fist clenching; Strenuous labor in Nicaragua, CKD, and kidney damage markers; Screening for bladder cancer; Alphacalcidol lowers BP in SLE; Bortezomib, dexamethasone, and stem cell Tx in AL-amyloidosis.
 (Kidney Week 2012...)


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May21 Off-topic: "The world is about to change."
May16 American Society for Hypertension annual scientific meeting in progress in San Francisco.
May16 Robotic surgery decreases complication rate in markedly obese recipients.
May14 Institute of Medicine questions 1.5 g/day sodium limitation recommendations.
May09 Mortality risk for children on dialysis decreases substantially.
May07 Hospital cost database now publicly available -- shows large disparities.
Apr30 Atherosclerosis found in mummified remains of humans from preindustrial civilizations.
Apr26 Betatrophin may markedly increase insulin production in diabetes.
Apr24 Gut bacteria, lecithin, TMAO, and atherosclerosis in the NEJM.
Apr23 HDCN payment certificate problem now fixed.
Apr23 Sofosbuvir treatment for hepatitis C gives results comparable to interferon.
Apr16 Drinking beet juice lowers blood pressure by 10 mm Hg.
Apr15 Decellularized kidney scaffolds reseeded with cultured cells produce rudimentary urine.
Apr09 Caveat physicus: Beall's list of scam open access journals and scientific meetings.
Apr07 Vitamin D deficiency impedes mitochondrial energy metabolism in muscle.
Apr07 Please wash your kieselguhr before filtering your beer.
Apr07 New theory implicating red meat in risk for atherosclerosis involves carnitine, intestinal bacteria, and TMAO.
Apr05 Hepatitis A virus has a cloaking device made from the infected host cell membrane.
Apr05 Renal Physicians Association's Guide to Nephrology Practice 8th edition now available.
General Advances Emphasis
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Physical examination: How to examine the arm with arteriovenous fistula
Sousa and colleagues review the various methods and pitfalls; in the April issue of Hemodial Int (more...)

Diagnosis and treatment of peripheral arterial disease in CKD patients Yevzlin and Gimelli describe practical algorithms for managing peripheral arterial disease in CKD patients; in the March/April issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

When should a patient receive an arteriovenous graft rather than a fistula? Lee and Allon discuss those instances where it may be advantageous to consider AV graft first; in the Jan/Feb issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

Debate: Peritoneal dialysis should be the first choice for renal replacement therapy in the elderly Bargman vs. Mallappallil and colleagues argue about the benefits of a PD first strategy in this age group; in the Nov/Dec issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

New insights on molecular mechanisms of renal aging
Schmitt and Melk discuss new knowledge about pathologic vs. physiologic aging in the kidneys; in the November issue of Am J Transplantation (more...)

Back to the future: how biology and technology could change the role of PTFE grafts in vascular access management Roy-Chaudhury and colleagues discuss advances that recently been made with PTFE grafts allowing earlier safe use; in the Sep/Oct issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

Hepatitis E virus: what transplant physicians should know
Kamar and colleagues discuss new findings pertaining to the hepatitis E virus; in the September issue of Am J Transplantation (more...)

Assessment of extracellular fluid volume and fluid status in hemodialysis patients: current status and technical advances Dou, Zhu, and Kotanko review the new exciting technology that might help optimize fluid status in dialysis patients; in the Jul/Aug issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

Dyslipidemia and its therapeutic challenges in renal transplantation
Riella Gabardi, and Chandraker review new information regarding when drug treatment of hyperlipidemia in transplant patients is indicated; in the August issue of Am J Transplantation (more...)

Are dialysate sodium levels too high? Marshall and Dunlop present a balanced, evidence-based discussion of this important topic in the May/June issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

Therapeutic Apheresis for Renal Disorders Sanchez and Ward discuss the most recent evidence for when such treatment is beneficial; in the March/April issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

Diastolic heart failure in dialysis patients: mechanisms, diagnostic approach, and treatment Pecoits-Filho and colleagues discuss the prevalence of heart failure with normal ejection fraction in CKD, and how to treat this condition; in the Jan/Feb issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

In-center nocturnal hemodialysis performed thrice-weekly-a provider's perspective Lacson and Diaz-Buxo discuss the growing incenter nocturnal dialysis program at Fresenius Medical Care North America; in the Nov/Dec issue of Seminars in Dialysis. (more...)

Sudden cardiac arrest and sudden cardiac death on dialysis: Epidemiology, evaluation, treatment, and prevention
Alpert reviews the various potential causes and suggests practical approaches to reduce the risk; in the October issue of Hemodial Int (more...)

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  SUMMARIES of Recent Slide/Audio Symposia in reverse chronological order

  Advances in CKD (Renal Research Institute) (2013) (2012) (2011) (2010) (2009)
  Kidney Disease in Type 2 Diabetes: Disease Progression and Emerging Therapies
Philip Raskin, MD; Jennifer Marks, MD, Jerry Yee, MD, Mark Molitch, MD. (2011)
  The Brigham Renal Board Review Course: Selected Lectures (2011)
  American Society of Hypertension (2012)   (2011)
  Renal Physicians Association (2012) (2011) (2010) (2009)
  American Society for Diagnostic and Interventional Nephrology (ASDIN) (2012) (2011) (2010) (2009)
  Fistula First (2010)
  Annual Dialysis Conference (audiofiles) (2012)   (2011) (2010) (2009)
  National Association of Nephrology Technologists (NANT) (2012) (2011) (2010) (2009)
  American Society for Nephrology Renal Week (2009) (2008) (2007)
  American Society for Nephrology Board Review Course (2008) (2007)
  American Society for Nephrology Renal Week (audiofiles) (2009) (2008) (2007)
  Preparing for the New Medical Director Responsibilities (Network 9/10 - RPA Special Symposium)

 




 








 
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