A short introduction to important electrolyte disorders from a renal perspective. 6 mins. Rob Hunter, Consultant Nephrologist. Part of Renal in the Edinburgh MBChB. Electrolyte disorders differ from many other medical conditions in two respects. Electrolyte disorders are by definition Read more
AKI – causes, prevention, and what to do. 40 mins. Neil Turner, Professor of Nephrology. Part of Renal Medicine in the Edinburgh MBChB. ARF, the old name, stood for Acute Renal Failure. Jump to Postgrad level supplement. Undergraduate content coming Read more
Interstititial kidney diseases (affecting tubules and interstitium) and how to spot them. 30 mins. Neil Turner, Professor of Nephrology. Part of Renal Medicine in the Edinburgh MBChB. The two most important pathologies are Acute tubular necrosis (ATN), dealt with under Read more
A short introduction to how kidney diseases come to attention, and what to look for. 45 mins. Neil Turner, Professor of Nephrology. Part of Renal/Urology in the Edinburgh MBChB. Familiarity with cardiovascular, respiratory, and GI symptoms and examination assumed here, Read more
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Haematuric glomerular diseases. 20 mins. Neil Turner, Professor of Nephrology. Part of Renal teaching in the Edinburgh MBChB. Read/watch the Spectrum of Glomerulonephritis to understand where this is coming from. We’re looking at conditions at the right hand end of Read more
A simple approach to glomerular diseases. 20 mins. Neil Turner, Professor of Nephrology. Part of Renal teaching in the Edinburgh MBChB. Shortcut to this page: https://bit.ly/3qadg56 Glomerulonephritis has a bit of a reputation, but all can be related to a Read more