Web Episode

Hey guys! The webisodes are on the road visiting Chicago, and I stopped by my training program at Rush Nephrology to do a guest recording with nephrologists Dr. Rodby and Baxi there! Special guest Dr. David Cimbaluk from nephropathology helps out with the complicated biopsy. Hope you enjoy!

[@lifeinbp]

One of the most interesting cases

[@BazChannal]

I'm watching this series while preparing for the UK Neph SCE exam and I hope I don't get such a case in the exam ;)
thanks Dr.yau and everyone for the great tutorials.

[@muhammedhadedy4570]

Great as usual. I love you guys. I wait this episode every month. thanks a lot.

[@yautt]

Thanks for the continued positive feedback, glad you enjoy it.

[@khaledalqarni3072]

Awesome case and discussion as usual, waiting for episode #021 .
Thanks

[@paulpersad]

Wonderful case and discussion. The presence or absence of reticular aggregates in the endothelial cells by EM may also support HIV as playing a role in the glomerular injuries. How much podocyte foot process effacement was seen? Were all capillary loops equally thickened or were there areas with more normal basement membranes yet disturbed podocytes?

[@yautt]

No TRIs were seen on EM. Although I believe that reticular aggregates simply represent an "interferon footprint" and also could be seen if syphilis were the pathogenic mechanism.

[@sujathabalija2254]

Complexities nice case