Nephrology Practice Review, Issue 13
In this issue:
KDIGO antineutrophil cytoplasmic antibody (ANCA)-associated vasculitis
Detecting and managing the patient with CKD in primary care
Plant-based diets and risk of CKD progression and all-cause mortality
Preventive pharmacological therapy and risk of recurrent urinary stone disease
Rare Kidney Diseases Toolkit
Diagnosis and management of anxiety and depression in kidney diseases
Top 5 reasons why nephrologists should embrace social media
Sodium zirconium cyclosilicate listed for hyperkalaemia in CKD
Atacicept approved by FDA for IgA nephropathy
KDIGO guideline for nephrotic syndrome in children
Monoclonal antibody investigated for anaemia in CKD
Results from the Diuretic Comparison Project
Insights in shared decision-making in Dialysis
Expert contributor
Professor David Mudge
Professor David Mudge is a Consultant Nephrologist at Princess Alexandra Hospital and visiting nephrologist at Redland Hospital, as well as a clinical researcher with the University of Queensland Centre for Kidney Disease Research. His clinical research interests include the thrombotic microangiopathies, iron supplementation in chronic kidney disease, antiviral medicals in CKD, and the use of […]
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