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Welcome to our 2018 Summer Book Club! #NephJC
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I’m Diana Mina @DiMiRenalMD, recent graduate of @UCSFNephrology, “in between jobs right now” #NephJC
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Coming at you from Plano, Texas and @NBLUniv #NBLUniv #NephJC
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We have lots of fellows at #NBLUniv who are just learning about the Nephro Twitterverse and amazing resources like #NephJC so please support them when you can!
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Tonight we discuss Siddhartha Mukherjee’s book: The Laws of Medicine, Field Notes from an Uncertain Science #NephJC
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Please introduce yourself & declare any COIs #NephJC
Mya Htwe Nge @mhtwenge
Hello, mya from mm, #NSMC intern Ready for book club #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
Awesome to combine #nephJC and #NLBUniv! Joel Topf, nephrologist and co-founder of #NephJC. No relevant COI tonight.
Brian Stotter, MD @StotterMD
Brian Stotter, nephrology fellow at Boston Children’s and #NSMC intern. No COI. Looking forward to the 2018 #nephJC #NephJCBookClub discussion!
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
Hey Brian, too bad we missed each other in CO. #NephJC
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Don’t forget the hashtag #NephJC
Mya Htwe Nge @mhtwenge
@NephJC #nephjc hi
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Here’s a link to all of the #NephJC blog posts https://t.co/HvntqG8HRS
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@nephjc Michelle Rheault, Ped Neph at UMN. Will be late as on my way home from my anniversary dinner (14 years!) #Nephjc
Beje Thomas @bthomas215
Beje Thomas, no COI, NSMC intern, transplant nephrologist at Georgetown (wish I was with you guys at @NBLU #nephjc
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
Hi! Scherly Leon, nephrologist and now #preventive medicine resident. No COI. Love the #nephjc #NBLU crossover.
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@rheault_m @NephJC Congratulations! #NephJC
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@rheault_m @NephJC Happy Anniversary! #nephjc
Michelle Starr MD MPH @mcstarr1
Michelle from Seattle, peds neph fellow and #NSMC intern. No COI. Did my homework and everything! Looking forward to discussing - was a great book! #nephjc #SummerBookClub
Deidra Crews, MD, ScM, FASN, MACP @DrDeidraCrews
Hi there. I’m a nephrologist @hopkinsneph #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@SLeonMD Hi Scherly, great intro to Law 1. Some of your best writing yet! #nephJC
Mario Funes, MD @MarioFunesMD
Mario Funes. PGY2 IM. New Brunswick, NJ. Future nephrologist. No COI. #NephJC
Annabel Biruete 🇲🇽 @anniebelch
Hi everybody! Annabel Biruete, Postdoc at @IUMedSchool. Excited to join tonight, really liked the book #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
Matt Sparks here. Just running back to the hotel from the mixer. #NBLUniv APD at @DukeKidney no COi #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@DrDeidraCrews @hopkinsneph Deidra! Thanks for joining us! #NephJC
Edgar V. Lerma 🇵🇭 @edgarvlermamd
Edgar Lerma, Chicago-based Nephrologist #NephJC #NephJCBookClub 📚 https://t.co/z1Syx73pOs
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Let’s discuss the book by chapter #NephJC
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Let’s start with T0 for the introduction #NephJC
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Read @kidney_boy’s commentary here: https://t.co/4JL9n5koAx #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
Hey Edgar, thanks for coming! #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
Found her @DiMiRenalMD #NephJC https://t.co/l58pyFlUkD
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T0 - “I had never expected medicine to be such a lawless, uncertain world.” Do you agree with this? #NephJC
Angel Cesar Ortiz @AngelCesarOrtiz
Angel Ortiz, Neph fellow from Mexico. Chief resident @nefrocmnlr and #NSMC Intern 2018. Interesting activity today in #NephJc. No COI. #NephJCBookClub
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@Nephro_Sparks @DiMiRenalMD dedication! #nephjc
Beje Thomas @bthomas215
It is called the practice of medicine for a reason I believe #nephjc
Brian Stotter, MD @StotterMD
T0: We “practice” medicine, never master it. #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Pablo Garcia @PabloGarciaMD
Pablo Garcia. Neph fellow @StanfordNeph No CoI. Just lurking tonight...taking care of some consults #nephJC
Deidra Crews, MD, ScM, FASN, MACP @DrDeidraCrews
No COI, forgot that part— but I should disclose that, as is often the case for my ‘live’ book club, I did not read the book but I am here for the fun :) #NephJC
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@NephJC taxes and death they say are certain. #nephjc
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@Nephro_Sparks @DiMiRenalMD Wow! #nephjc in the lobby on a laptop? I need dead silence and at least 3 screens when I host. Mad props.
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
T0: I think the premed curricula and the first two years of classroom time make medicine seem to be pretty exact. The Lawlessness is pretty unsettling at first. #NephJC
Beje Thomas @bthomas215
We optimize what we can and try to bring it to a data driven decision albeit with our biases, though there is a beauty to that #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
Waiter, can we get another glass of wine. #NephJC
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@rheault_m @Nephro_Sparks @DiMiRenalMD never hosted on your cellphone? She is one talented nephrologist. #nephjc
Beje Thomas @bthomas215
That’s my co-intern:) #nephjc
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T0 - “My medical education had taught me plenty of facts, but little about the spaces that lived between facts.” How do you deal with this? How do we get better? #NephJC
Brian Stotter, MD @StotterMD
@kidney_boy That’s because most of the classroom material is largely the underpinnings of the field (anatomy & physiology, etc). Less likely to change. #nephJC
Ralph Atkinson MD @rcamd
@kidney_boy #NephJC RCA here. No COI. We used to say the pt didn’t read the textbook.
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
T0: My first patient (Hi Mr F) had lobar pneumonia and started to get better with abx and I was unsure if he was just getting better or getting better from my treat,meant. I wanted a control group so I could KNOW. #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
ok. ready to go. hi to everyone #NephJC
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@kidney_boy All I can say #twitterverse is that my #nephjc tribe is better than yours! Love all around.
Paul A Welling,@PAWellingMD@med-mastodon.com @PAWellingMD
#nephjc joining in, no coi
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@kidney_boy T0: one of the hardest things to grade residents on is "tolerance of ambiguity". Definitely a learned skill. #nephjc
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@rcamd @kidney_boy Do they ever? #nephjc
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Good to have @Nephro_Sparks sitting across from me 😁 #NephJC https://t.co/npjpF0f4Wl
Annabel Biruete 🇲🇽 @anniebelch
T0: I think this is highly applicable to other disciplines as well. I feel like in Nutrition and Dietetics they teach you a lot by the book, almost as if everything is black or white, but you quickly realize that you need to be OK with all the shades in between and adapt #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@PAWellingMD Hi Paul #nephjc
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@NephJC @Nephro_Sparks now I am jealous! #nephjc
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RT @rheault_m: @kidney_boy T0: @kidney_boy T0: one of the hardest things to grade residents on is "tolerance of ambiguity". Definitely a learned skill. #nephjc
Natasha N. Dave @NatashaNDave
@NephJC Natasha Dave, no COI - excited for this chat! #NephJC
HHolder_CNS @HHolder_CNS
RT @AdvDialysis: Sudden cardiac death is common in the dialysis patient population and addressing the high incidence of arrhythmias should be of paramount concern. #cardiology #Nephrology #ESRD #nephjc #nephforward https://t.co/dAmauSQb9E
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@NatashaNDave Hey Natasha. we miss you at #NBLUniv #nephjc
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Great discussion! Let’s move on to Law 1 #NephJC
Mario Funes, MD @MarioFunesMD
We only get taught one side of the story.. treat GI bleed. Treat MI. But how to treat someone with MI and GI bleed? It's more complex than what we read in the books. #nephjc
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Check out @SLeonMD’s commentary on Law 1 here: https://t.co/VQ496PFHBj #NephJC
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And hot off the press, Kidney_Boy’s commentary on Law 1: https://t.co/GkSNhFZGiE #NephJC
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T1 - “Once the probability tips over a certain point, you order a confirmatory test, and then you read the test in the context of prior probability.” Is that how we actually practice, for example with a suspected GN? #NephJC
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T1b - Or do we just order a “GN panel” of sorts and say it’s because some of the tests take a long time to result? #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
T1b an idea is to stats on have how frequent a test is positive. if you dip below a certain point. you have to take a primer #nephjc
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@NephJC did I miss T1a? #nephjc
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T1a was - “Once the probability tips over a certain point, you order a confirmatory test, and then you read the test in the context of prior probability.” Is that how we actually practice, for example with a suspected GN? #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
We have few GN tests that are diagnostic, short of a biopsy so, the tests just build the case for a kidney biopsy, no? #NephJC
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T1c - "If patients are screened w/o any prior knowledge (intuition) about their risks, then the false-positive or false-negative rates can confound any attempt at diagnosis."Thoughts? Reminds me of all the times I've asked for something that I don't know how to interpret #NephJC
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@NephJC my fault, was not using @TweetDeck #nephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
I think so. you need to have a pretest prob. but problem comes in outliers. the ANCA with no hematuria. Membranous with diabetes #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
A great example of where we use pre-test probability is interpreting hyperkalemia. Normal renal function, healthy guy. K comes back 8. Everyone is thinking lab error/hemolysis. Repeat the test. #NephJC
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Are there other examples in nephrology where intuition is key, and ordering a weak test can make things more confusing? #NephJC
Mario Funes, MD @MarioFunesMD
T1C like my PD says "it's all about pre test test probability" positive Troponin in 20 year old likely false positive. A lot different in a 50 year old. #nephjc
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
going to a seasoned colleague is a must. better than the catchall, diagnostic web o tests #nephjc
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Let’s discuss chapter 2 #NephJC
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Read @KidneyCathy’s commentary on Law 2 here: https://t.co/5jKt2mI5UB #NephJC
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And rheault_m’s commentary on Law 2 here: https://t.co/mTq7Oc7ubZ #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@NephJC ANA #nephjc
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T2: How do you deal with “outliers” when you see them? Dismiss, or investigate further? #NephJC
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
shoot, shoot, shoot, sorry am so late :( read the book & was looking fwd to this chat then sh*t got the better of me on the clock :( #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
RT @NephJC: Read @KidneyCathy’s commentary on Law 2 here: Read @KidneyCathy’s commentary on Law 2 here: https://t.co/5jKt2mI5UB #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
I feel like nephrology is ensuring outliers get caught #nephjc
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T2: Great examples from rheault_m about pediatric nephrology and studying outliers to discover genetic mutations #NephJC
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@NephJC I don't know if it qualifies as a "weak test" but genetic testing for steroid resistant FSGS often more confusing in the end. Results often with VUS ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ #NephJC
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
@kidney_boy Agree. But then we need to introduce the lawlessness into their foundational training so they aren’t as jolted in clinical life #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
This was the chapter that I found so interesting. I had always ignored single patient responders. I had never thought of the value of outliers. Fascinating. #NephJC
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
RT @kidney_boy: This was the chapter that I found so interesting. I had always ignored single patient responders. I had never thought of the value of outliers. Fascinating. #NephJC
Natasha N. Dave @NatashaNDave
@NephJC A2: I look at the outlier in context of the patient. How much of this outlier is contributing to the underlying process? Then am I going to do anything about it? #NephJc
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
Tim yay from @WUNephrology, no COI. Sorry I’m late. Read the book and really enjoyed it, nice easy read but lots to think about. #nephjc
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
This was an outlier I saw in fellows clinic "Turned into this "COL4A3/COL4A4 variants may be mistaken for familial focal segmental glomerulosclerosis" @AndrewFMalone turned into this https://t.co/69EelnWvby #nephjc
Edgar V. Lerma 🇵🇭 @edgarvlermamd
The Laws of Medicine by @DrSidMukherjee #NephJC #NephJCBookClub https://t.co/U2JZJDNshn
Natasha N. Dave @NatashaNDave
@Maximal_Change @kidney_boy The Wild West of Nephrology? #NephJc
Samaya @TarSamMD
RT @NephJC: Check out @SLeonMD’s commentary on Law 1 here: Check out @SLeonMD’s commentary on Law 1 here: https://t.co/VQ496PFHBj #NephJC
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Something that goes back to the introduction... “We tend to forget that much of modern medicine is in fact surprisingly modern.” So many examples in nephro! Dialysis, transplant, Anti-PLA2R, Lupus Nephritis, APOL1. What else? Seems like everything. #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
A great place to look for outliers is GN clinic. A few IgA patients respond to MMF, we should investigate them. Or the lupus pt that responds to rituximab. Lots of possibilities. #NephJC
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RT @kidney_boy: A great place to look for outliers is GN clinic. A few IgA patients respond to MMF, we should investigate them. Or the lupus pt that responds to rituximab. Lots of possibilities. #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
Have the pleasure of colleagues doing great work in genetics. Tell them about a patient/family and they actually look into it. @GentzonHallMD #NephJC
Kamran Boka, MD @Boka_MD
1920s throwbacks are usually cool #nephjc
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
Where is Dr. @DrSidMukherjee ? He should know that this is the most popular journal club in the twitterverse #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Brian Stotter, MD @StotterMD
@NephJC I’d argue, despite first reports 40+ years ago, steroids for nephrotic syndrome in children is modern #nephJC
Natasha N. Dave @NatashaNDave
@Nephro_Sparks @NephJC At our institution high false positive rate of ANCA #NephJC
Kamran Boka, MD @Boka_MD
Hello 👋🏼 from @McGovernPulmCC. Kamran Boka here attending of #PulmCrit and NSMC. No COI. On call so I'll be spectating with random comments #ellusiveEllipticalMars #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@NephJC If you go back to the 50s and 60s, nephrotic syndrome was a diagnosis, not just a symptom. Only when we realized that kids responded to prednisone and adults didn’t did we begin to dig deeeper. #NephJC
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
This was the whole concept behind Rick Liftons work at Yale when he identified outliers of blood pressure. This led to the discovery of the mutations behind Liddles, Gellers, and other diseases that bring confusion to fellows all over #nephJC
Chi Chu @cdchu
@LTummalapalli I think hard in practice. You can know how much chest pain in ED is MI, statistically, but chances are you know way more about your patient than just that -- info that drastically affects pretest prob, to the point where your intuition may outperform the statistic #nephjc
Natasha N. Dave @NatashaNDave
@Nephro_Sparks Yes, Nephrology can also use that outlier to paint a different picture! #NephJC
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
@NephJC @kidney_boy Howdy! Good to be back. Have missed a few of these this summer #nephjc
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
RT @sarahkmels: Where is Dr. @DrSidMukherjee ? He should know that this is the most popular journal club in the twitterverse #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Edgar V. Lerma 🇵🇭 @edgarvlermamd
Medicine is traditionally known as an ‘art’, & not an exact ‘science’. Medical images of clinical signs & pathology ... communicated thru ‘metaphors’ ... to make recognition easier in anticipation of the clinical counterpart when encountered ...” #NephJC #NephJCBookClub https://t.co/wzsjobBkQx
~~~ @DrNamkeen
@NephJC I’ve volunteered a bit in refugee camps and so so so much of what we do is data / #’s driven, modern for sure when you dont have access to advanced lab tests 😢 the simplest thing was blood pressure and glucose control #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
Super important.Most of us don’t have access to the tools to do deep outlier analysis. #NephJC
Samaya @TarSamMD
@NephJC sorry I’m late Samaya from Houston BCM no COI. Catching up as fast as I can #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
How can we better position our field to study the outlier. @arkanalabs ?#NephJC we need to continue to explore and invest @NIHFunding
Kamran Boka, MD @Boka_MD
RT @kidney_boy: This was the chapter that I found so interesting. I had always ignored single patient responders. I had never thought of the value of outliers. Fascinating. #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@NatashaNDave @NephJC then my idea would not be feasible #NephJC
CureGN @CureGn
@kidney_boy GN clinic is one outlier after the other. These patients are just asking to be studied in detail. It's what we a to do in CureGN. #nephjc
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
family gatherings with @jeffsparks is all about ANCA, ANA, RF and citruliated (sic) stuff #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@NephJC CRP ESR Ferritin #NephJC
Dr_H @AlanHawxbyMD
#TransplantSurgeon checking in late. Had a bunch of evals to wrap up and now it’s down time. #Nephjc https://t.co/c0V24UhjzE
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
@Nephro_Sparks @arkanalabs @NIHFunding Taking Joel’s IgA example - would glomerular microdissection and mass spec of the biopsy tissue for the patient that responds be useful and comparing it to those who don’t? #NephJC
Kamran Boka, MD @Boka_MD
Outliers #FTW #nephJC #NephJCBookClub @Gladwell https://t.co/rplEA7MyaW
Ankit Sakhuja 🇺🇸 @ansakhuja
@kidney_boy I would imagine that the studies looking at outliers would most likely be underpowered and hence the inherent difficulty #NephJC
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Almost time to move on to Law 3 #NephJC
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Take a look at @bthomas215’s commentary on Law 3 https://t.co/n205UE8cJ7 #NephJC
Abraham E. Gracia R. @Abraham_RMI
RT @edgarvlermamd: Medicine is traditionally known as an ‘art’, & not an exact ‘science’. Medical images of clinical signs & pathology ... communicated thru ‘metaphors’ ... to make recognition easier in anticipation of the clinical counterpart when encountered ...” #NephJC #NephJCBookClub https://t.co/wzsjobBkQx
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
n=7 is a robust group for basic science. however all identical twins #nephjc
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T3a - Doesn’t it seem like the example from Law 3, widespread and unfocused testing of hundreds of genes violates Law 1 on using intuition to estimate pre-test probability? #NephJC
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T3b - “Until that time, most scientists had examined cancer cells one gene at a time. With the advent of new technologies to examine thousands of genes in parallel” #NephJC
Chi Chu @cdchu
@LTummalapalli that said stats about prevalence have big role for screening/triage protocols when chest pain+ED is the ONLY thing you know. agree tho that EMR is great place to provide information exactly when+where it's needed #pointofcarelearning #nephjc
Paul A Welling,@PAWellingMD@med-mastodon.com @PAWellingMD
Resource guides for nephrologists to get in touch with right research genetics groups needed for efficient study of outliers #nephJC
Samaya @TarSamMD
@NephJC @bthomas215 “ Medicine asks you to make perfect decisions with imperfect information.” So true! #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
Human bias is the bane of existence for research and multiple layers need to be placed to minimize... (note cannot go away) #nephjc
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RT @PAWellingMD: Resource guides for nephrologists to get in touch with right research genetics groups needed for efficient study of outliers #nephJC
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RT @Nephro_Sparks: This was an outlier I saw in fellows clinic "Turned into this "COL4A3/COL4A4 variants may be mistaken for familial focal segmental glomerulosclerosis" @AndrewFMalone turned into this https://t.co/69EelnWvby #nephjc
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T3: What kind of biases are we most likely to deal with in nephrology? #NephJC
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T3: And how can we recognize and try to deal with these biases? #NephJC
Angel Cesar Ortiz @AngelCesarOrtiz
Good point! #NephJc
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@NephJC key is to recognize the bias and build in various things to ensure minimized. Key for research and more scrutinized now #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
T3: The most visible patients are the sickest patients so I think we over estimate the morbidity of transplant and dialysis. #NephJC
Samaya @TarSamMD
@NephJC T3 recall bias is huge in our world especially when talking with the patients trying to get better details on lifestyles medications and so on. #NephJC
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
e.g. In day-to-day clinical life, it's easy to hear about a patient with myeloma and AKI and immediately jump to "maybe they have cast nephropathy?" When in fact they might have ATN, hypercalcemia vasoconstriction, infections, volume depletion, or a million other things. #nephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
I am looking at under rubric of research but happens with n=1 patient you see #nephjc
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RT @Maximal_Change: e.g. In day-to-day clinical life, it's easy to hear about a patient with myeloma and AKI and immediately jump to "maybe they have cast nephropathy?" When in fact they might have ATN, hypercalcemia vasoconstriction, infections, volume depletion, or a million other things. #nephJC
Paul A Welling,@PAWellingMD@med-mastodon.com @PAWellingMD
#nephJC Good book for medical students to read, but do you have ideas about what stage and context?
Samaya @TarSamMD
@Nephro_Sparks @NephJC Agree recognition is key #NephJC
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@TarSamMD @NephJC T3: Agree. Our memories are only as long as that last patient we treated with rituximab or whatever who didn't respond or had a bad side effect to bias us against using again, even if may be appropriate. #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@PAWellingMD Not sure I understand your question. #nephJC
Annabel Biruete 🇲🇽 @anniebelch
@TarSamMD @NephJC Recall and desirability bias for sure! #nephJC
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
@PAWellingMD I think it would be impactful even before they have started clerkships. There are great examples that folks without medical background can understand. The benefit to having clinical experience is they can apply these laws to patients they have seen #nephJC
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T4: The hour is almost coming to a close but did this book make you wonder what the "Laws of Nephrology" would be? #NephJC
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T4: @kidney_boy suggested “the more your care is driven by arithmetic the less you know your patient” #NephJC
Silvi Shah, MD, MS @silvishah
@DrDeidraCrews @hopkinsneph Hi Deidra! Very well written perspective #nephJC
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
@NephJC "Any amount and color of urine is better than no urine at all." #nephjc
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RT @Maximal_Change: @NephJC "Any amount and color of urine is better than no urine at all." #nephjc
Samaya @TarSamMD
@NephJC T3 I think being honest about certain bias with our patients is essential and can help improve joint decision making process #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
you see outliers all the time. this is what drives us all to understand more #nephjc
Timothy Yau @Maximal_Change
Except in hypernatremia....#nephjc
Angel Cesar Ortiz @AngelCesarOrtiz
RT @Maximal_Change: @NephJC "Any amount and color of urine is better than no urine at all." #nephjc
Roger Rodby @NephRodby
Yawn, stretch, rub eyes. What did I miss? #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
Law of Nephrology: Dialysis is the worst thing, except for the alternative. #NephJC
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@Maximal_Change @NephJC Patients with nephrogenic DI may disagree with you (there's the outlier for you.) #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@kidney_boy @NephRodby seriously Rog... we needed your outlier wisdom #nephjc
🔴⚫️ Pesh @forzapesh
RT @kidney_boy: Law of Nephrology: Law of Nephrology: Dialysis is the worst thing, except for the alternative. #NephJC
Samaya @TarSamMD
@NephJC T4 I found myself constantly drawing parallels to the Nephrology world and daily practice while reading..but then again I do that often when reading 🙈 #NephJC
Michelle Rheault @rheault_m
@Nephro_Sparks @kidney_boy @NephRodby @nephrodby IS the outlier. #NephJC
Samaya @TarSamMD
RT @kidney_boy: Law of Nephrology: Law of Nephrology: Dialysis is the worst thing, except for the alternative. #NephJC
Paul A Welling,@PAWellingMD@med-mastodon.com @PAWellingMD
A Law: Hypertension associated nephropathy is really an outlier. #NephJC
Nephrology Journal Club @NephJC
Thanks for participating all (except @NephRodby)! In the last few minutes, any final thoughts? #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@PAWellingMD They should read the book right before going into the clinics. Class: Introduction to clinical medicine. #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
no doubt #NephJC
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
RT @kidney_boy: @PAWellingMD They should read the book right before going into the clinics. Class: @PAWellingMD They should read the book right before going into the clinics. Class: Introduction to clinical medicine. #NephJC
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
RT @PAWellingMD: A Law: A Law: Hypertension associated nephropathy is really an outlier. #NephJC
Natasha N. Dave @NatashaNDave
@NephJC A4: The Laws of Nephrology for me is to see the patient as a individual. Recognize how the disease/treatment may impact them and be transparent with communicating what their outcome maybe. #NephJC
Nephrology Journal Club @NephJC
Join @Errantnephron tomorrow at 8 pm GMT for the European discussion #NephJC #NSMC #represent
Roger Rodby @NephRodby
Such a warm reception from my dear family. Dozed off in chair. #BecomingMyParents #nephjc
Nephrology Journal Club @NephJC
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Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
RT @NephJC: If you haven’t, please sign up for our weekly newsletter https://t.co/5aumn8ImwF #NephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
@NephRodby we love you Rodby #nephjc
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
I think we can all get behind wisdom like this. #NephJC (Its like the Lord’s Prayer of nephrology)
Ralph Atkinson MD @rcamd
@NephJC @kidney_boy Great job @DiMiRenalMD Really enjoyed the chat #NephJC
Mario Funes, MD @MarioFunesMD
Great book and great discussion! Thank you everyone! #nephjc
Karthik Ranganna @RangannaKarthik
RT @edgarvlermamd: The Laws of Medicine by @DrSidMukherjee #NephJC #NephJCBookClub https://t.co/U2JZJDNshn
Samaya @TarSamMD
@NephJC @NephRodby Awesome job hosting @DiMiRenalMD #NephJC https://t.co/C9AkiUlCOh
Joel M. Topf, MD FACP @kidney_boy
@NephRodby “Dozed off” my ass He’s drunk. #NephJC
Silvi Shah, MD, MS @silvishah
@DiMiRenalMD excellent job! So proud to see you give the talk #nsmc #nephJC
Nephrology Journal Club @NephJC
Goodnight all! #NephJC
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
@Nephro_Sparks @NephRodby where is Dr. @hswapnil though?!?, ;( not a #nephJC chat without him :(
Kamran Boka, MD @Boka_MD
@NephJC @NephRodby The book should have been narrated by Mukherjee himself @DrSidMukherjee! @kidney_boy @rheault_m @Nephro_Sparks #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Scherly Leon, MD @SLeonMD
@NephRodby wondered where you were and thought maybe he is taking a break! #nephjc
Kamran Boka, MD @Boka_MD
RT @NephJC: Thanks for participating all (except @NephRodby)! In the last few minutes, any final thoughts? #NephJC
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
@kidney_boy @Nephro_Sparks @NephRodby @hswapnil ooh, thanks, good for him et al., bad for us #nephJC
Matthew Sparks, MD @Nephro_Sparks
Thanks @DiMiRenalMD for hosting 👏 #NephJC
Mario Funes, MD @MarioFunesMD
Goodnight! @Nephro_Sparks thank you! @DiMiRenalMD #nephjc
Annabel Biruete 🇲🇽 @anniebelch
@NephJC Nice #NephJCBookClub. Great job, @DiMiRenalMD! Good night, everybody! #nephJC
Paul A Welling,@PAWellingMD@med-mastodon.com @PAWellingMD
RT @Nephro_Sparks: Thanks @DiMiRenalMD for hosting 👏 #NephJC
Andrew Donati @ADonatiMD
RT @kidney_boy: Law of Nephrology: Law of Nephrology: Dialysis is the worst thing, except for the alternative. #NephJC
Sarah Melville @sarahkmels
RT @Boka_MD: @NephJC @NephRodby The book should have been narrated by Mukherjee himself @DrSidMukherjee! @kidney_boy @rheault_m @Nephro_Sparks #nephJC #NephJCBookClub
Franklin Loachamin @FranLoachamin
RT @edgarvlermamd: Medicine is traditionally known as an ‘art’, & not an exact ‘science’. Medical images of clinical signs & pathology ... communicated thru ‘metaphors’ ... to make recognition easier in anticipation of the clinical counterpart when encountered ...” #NephJC #NephJCBookClub https://t.co/wzsjobBkQx
Mo Alzubaidi @NephrosisMo
RT @Maximal_Change: @NephJC "Any amount and color of urine is better than no urine at all." #nephjc
Mariana Seija @Mari_Seija
RT @NephJC: Read @kidney_boy’s commentary here: Read @kidney_boy’s commentary here: https://t.co/4JL9n5koAx #NephJC
Roger Rodby @NephRodby
@kidney_boy Huh? What? Where am I? What time is it? Hand me the Doritos. #NephJC https://t.co/KdVJp0b35J
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