
Nephrologist/Fellowship APD at @Brown_Kidney | @Rutgers_NJMS @TempleIM @PennKidney alum | #NSMC 2018 | Interested in #MedEd and #HomeDialysis | Tweets my own.
Providence, RI
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#Perspective discusses how Hurricane Helene disrupted Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) solution manufacturing, highlighting the impact of climate change on healthcare delivery. As extreme weather events intensify, coordinated policy and industry action is necessary. bit.ly/KID0822
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- What did Hurricane Helene expose?
- How can we do better in the future? 🌀
All that and more discussed by @NephroShah and I in this piece. Thank you @asnpublications 🙏🏼
#Perspective discusses how Hurricane Helene disrupted Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) solution manufacturing, highlighting the impact of climate change on healthcare delivery. As extreme weather events intensify, coordinated policy and industry action is necessary. bit.ly/KID0822
#ASNKidney360
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🚨🔔 Fantastic morning here at the @AnnuaDialysis in the @ispd_nac sessions with great roundtable discussions about assisted #peritoneal dialysis: candidates, policy and outcomes 🥳
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Replying to @AJKDonline @CarolineMHsu @DanTheKidneyMan @ChristosArgyrop @TuftsMCKidney @TuftsMedicalCtr
Editorial by @NephroShah and @PD_Perls:
Transfers From In-Center Hemodialysis to Peritoneal Dialysis: Better Late Than Never?
bit.ly/3WlAg4M (FREE)
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🚨 Adjusting for average dextrose concentration, dwell time, fill volume, solute transfer rate, and number of cycles, we observed a consistent increase in UF volumes achieved per cycle (p < 0.001)
Thank you @ASNKidney360 @VUMCKidney 🙏
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Thank you to @weddellite for the invitation to put this review together!
Clearing the air: a review of the effects of air pollution... : Current Opinion in Nephrology and Hypertension journals.lww.com/co-nephrolh…
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Would you have a treatment that could give you brain injury - or accept it for your elderly parent who may already have some cognitive impairment? If no, why is PD not used more often? @PD_Perls @rajmehrotra1122
HD treatment-related hemodynamic stress results in injury to organs. This study shows intradialytic changes in brain tissue volume, diffusion metrics, & brain metabolite concentrations consistent with ischemic injury occur in a single dialysis session bit.ly/JASN0105
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Thank you to all of our followers! Submissions open for July and October issues! No APC. #BJHM #Brownjhm sites.brown.edu/bjhm/author-…
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There is a push to increase home dialysis utilization in the US, but multiple factors need to be taken into consideration. This Review presents information that is needed to understand the complexities of expanding peritoneal dialysis usage bit.ly/KID0001872022
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Our first issue is out! Check it out: sites.brown.edu/bjhm/current……… @bradcollins53
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#MedTwitter #HospitalMedicine #BJHM #BrownJHM
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#WorldKidneyDay
Our society is offering professional help in PD education for professionals in Ukraine and the neighbouring countries who are not familiar with #PeritonealDialysis and are now having to care for PD patients who flee the war. Please reach to us for support (+ RT).
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Is creating a virtual home dialysis physician mentorship program feasible? Find out and read more about it in our Research team’s latest publication in @ASNKidney360: ‘The implementation of a virtual home dialysis mentoring program for nephrologists.’ bit.ly/3tj0J3d
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This WaPo article may be a contender for the 2022 "Misdirection in Journalism" award. Headline highlights that the pig heart recipient at Maryland had a criminal history, while diverting attention from the core problems with this transplant ... tinyurl.com/56z3p5yp
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The use of paid home hemodialysis helpers to assist patients was extremely useful.
Clark MF, 1977. Yes, 1977!
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The pandemic killed so many dialysis patients that their total number shrunk for the first time in nearly half a century. Few people took notice.
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Many have read the article. I'd like to add a few acknowledgments and side points...
The pandemic killed so many dialysis patients that their total number shrunk for the first time in nearly half a century. Few people took notice.
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"Sufficient clinical experience has no substitute for learning in medicine." Drs. @nupur_nephron & @HomeHemodialys1 propose a pathway to enhancing home dialysis education during fellowships in this Perspective bit.ly/CJN03110321


























