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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- Hi everyone! It's been awhile, and I apologize for not getting monthly content out for the summer. We have a really interesting case to present with some pathology, and I hope to roll out videos more regularly once things calm down. As always, thanks for the support!
Another great case and discussion! Welcome back!
In my opinion the absence of proteinuria with such a raised creatinine might have been a hint towards a tubulointerstitial rather than a glomerular pathology.
Good case
Had been waiting long for a new case. Thank you for the interesting case & histopathology.
Glad you enjoyed it, thanks so much for the support.
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I am a Nephrology fellow from Bangladesh (doing fellowship in Bangladesh) . Your excellent case scenarios are making an impact on opposite corners of the globe. (Bangladesh & USA are just opposite in location & most aspects!)
Please keep up your great works, and best wishes for you & your team.
Great case hope to see more
V nice case and disscussion. Alot of good wishes for u sir.
Super case!!
It’s been a long time..the format and the case was great!
Thanks Mohammad, as always your kind words are appreciated!
please, show the whole process sectioning of specimens and staining of specimens
Excuse me, I need your help.I have a case of SLE diagnosed 1 months ago and was prescribed prednisone orally. She presented with high KFT, we biopsied her.2 weeks ago her Anti dsDNA Tirer 2400, URINE PROTIEN 10 gm. NOW protien 5 gm, titer 320. CREATININE between 140 to 160 mcmol/L Biopsy cresecents no proliferative picture, IgA and IgM negative and others 1+ to 2+positive. My question could steroids she received effected her IF picture?Thanks
Great case!
We actually had similar case of granulomatous AIN due to pip/tazo.
Can it be granulomatous interstitial nephritis secondary to the inflammatory bowel disease?
Great question. It could be seen in Crohn's disease, which can have granulomas outside of the bowel. However, ulcerative colitis is not a granulomatous disease, and has not been reported to my knowledge.
Welcome back. I missed you guys so much. The episode is perfect as usual.
IgA causes recurrent gross haematuria following an infection
Correct me if I am wrong