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Thursday, January 8, 2009

2008 the year in Review

My list (with help from my partners and fellows) of the Top Nephrology Stories of 2008

  1. Melamine!
  2. Heparin!
  3. ATN trial shows no benefit to high dose dialysis in acute kidney injury
  4. FDA finally validates concerns of oral sodium phosphorous solutions for colonoscopy prep
  5. FGF-23
  6. Concerns with the COOPERATE trial
  7. ASTRAL
  8. Home blood pressure monitoring
  9. Reduction of proteinuria with aliskren
  10. No CERA for USA
Top unique keywords that lead people to this blog:
  1. PBFluids
  2. iPhone Medical Apps
  3. Lecture Seder Style
  4. Nephsap
  5. Melamine Milk Poisoning
  6. Dysnatremia
  7. Acid-Base Lecture
  8. IV Fluids Lecture
  9. KDIGO
  10. PICARD Study
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  1. iPhone medical applications
  2. Melamine milk poisoning and kidney stones
  3. Acid-base lecture for ER-residents
  4. Getting ready for fluids and electrolyte lecture
  5. Bumex same short pharmacokinetics of lasix with better bioavailability
  6. Bevacizumab and acute renal failure
  7. Melamine milk poisoning continues to make headlines
  8. Acid-base lecture for residents of St John
  9. Teaching on two-Ell: acute renal failure and GFR
  10. Teaching on two-Ell: anemia and ckd
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Joel Topf, MD FACP

I am a board certified clinical nephrologist in Detroit. I am a partner at St Clair Nephrology. I am an Assistant Clinical Professor at Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine and part of the faculty for The St John Hospital and Medical Center Nephrology Fellowship. I have an offices at St Johns Moross, Roseville and Farmington Hills. I am the medical director of St Clair Nephrology Research.

The best way to contact me is by twitter @Kidney_boy, (check out my best tweets at Favstar) or Facebook.

COI: I am on the speakers bureau for Astute Medical. I have an ownership stake in four Davita run dialysis clinics and one vascular access center. Astellas paid for my trip to Australia (Feb '15) for me to speak at one meeting and three hospitals. Takeda Oncology made a donation to MM4MM the program that is taking me to Mount Everest in 2018.

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