KU Medical Center Division of Nephrology and Hypertension. Home to Kansas University Medical Center Nephrology Fellowship
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We are very excited to welcome our upcoming Nephrology Fellows: Dr. Pinal Patel and Dr. Mallak Zatreh.
Welcome to the KU family! #Match2023
Come meet our new Fellow, Dr. Niveditha Girimaji, on her presentation: "Impact of Race Post-Transplant Survival Score in Patients with ADPKD"! @ASNKidney #ASN2023 #KidneyWk
Congratulations @Abdullah_Qasim and Dr. Arturo Lopez! celebrating graduation and babies. Best wishes for a fulfilling career in Nephrology🎉🎉🎉
🎉Congratulations to our first nephrology-critical care fellow @ArchanaUCMS on your graduation! We are very proud of you.
Official graduation season is on! KU's first critical care (nephrology critical care) batch along with pulmonary critical care batch! Class of 2023
@KUNeph @KUPulmCC @KUInternalMed
🥁Special thanks to our faculty @kylepjansson and Kristi L'Ecuyer MSN RN dedicating time to dialysis tours with medical students this academic year! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The KU Div of Neph congratulates Lynelle Pierce as the 2023 Judy Greathouse Award recipient! The award is in honor of Judy, a KU TX RN, who displayed the 4 pillars on which the award is based - Compassion, Dedication, Outstanding Patient Care, and High Professionalism.
Congratulations to @Jeffrey98311513 Dr. Jeffrey Klein our transplant fellowship program director and living donor medical director, for his recent promotion to Associate Professor 🎉🎁👏🏻
Congratulations to our faculty member @AditiGuptaKUMC for her recent promotion to Professor of Medicine 🎖️🎉🎇
Wishing all our wonderful doctors at The University of Kansas Health Systema wonderful day. You are the best!
It's a wrap from team KansasKidney! bracket completed and submitted. An awesome learning experience as always #NephMadness
Interesting paper on APOL1 nephropathy, hot off the press with our faculty member Dr. Ojo as one of the investigators.
In a phase 2a study, 16 participants with APOL1 nephropathy received inaxaplin, an inhibitor of APOL1 channel function. Among 13 evaluable participants, the mean reduction in proteinuria was 47.6% at week 13. nej.md/3Te6NGr
#nephrology #CKD
ALT Figure 2B shows the geometric mean percent change from baseline (dashed line) in the urinary protein-to creatinine ratio over time during the 13-week treatment period and combines data from the participants regardless of nephrotic- or subnephrotic range status. 𝙸 bars indicate the geometric standard error.
Nephrology faculty member Dr. Jason Stubbs takes time out to connect with the students in the Nephrology student interest group (NephSIG). 💫👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Check out this comprehensive review of similarities and differences in the clinical features of uric acid nephrolithiasis and type 4 renal tubular acidosis by our faculty member @EAAdomako @KUJGKI 💫👇🏻
journals.lww.com/co-nephrolh…
Congratulations to our faculty member @Reem_A_Mustafa for this great achievement. @KUJGKI @WIMS_KUMC
Myofibroblast depletion reduces kidney cyst growth and fibrosis in #ADPKD
doi.org/10.1016/j.kint.2022.…
@KUNeph @KUHospital
⚡️💫Inspirational moment for the medical students today...Faculty members show up to support the launching of the Nephrology student interest group @KUMedicine.
⚡️💫Inspirational moment for the medical students today...Faculty members show up to support the launching of the Nephrology student interest group @KUMedicine.