Web Episode

In the March Episode we present a classic case of diabetic nephropathy, review the histology, and direct you to a resource if you are interested in learning more!
Don't forget about #NephMadness happening over at ajkdblog.org Brackets open on March 7 and close on March 25. Make yours this month and learn something on the way!

[@raedsalih5424]

Thanks again

[@mostafagamal9839]

Great.. keep on

[@experts4473]

please made also on transplant biopsies ,, transplant biopsy appear 2 time and i failed

[@tinocasadeitherezo6063]

Nice and very instructive presentation! Wishing other ones like this, in bone marrow or liver pathology.

[@priyankamaheshwari5033]

Great way of teaching thanks soo much

[@mohammadqureshi2986]

Fantastic!!
Although we frequently see patients with DM N but infrequently see these typical pathological features.
Slides and the discussion were great.
Thank U

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

Thank you so much for your effort.
I would like you to make an episode every week since the monthly episodes are not enough.

[@saidnassr9963]

Adored this presentation

[@pickledrick5158]

As a T1D patient is interesting to see this. What kind of glucose levels brings the onset of these damages? I understand most non diabetics BG stays around 80 mg/dl. Her HbA1c was 7.1 nearly 175

[@mohammedalalawi3800]

thank you ..great work

[@sujathabalija2254]

Good cases

[@TheAkinzo]

good job

[@aaykumar-tf6gy]

Sir, in pas stain, can we called magneta pink positive?