Nausea is a very common and distressing problem. Some medications that treat nausea carry a higher risk for arrhythmias, like Torsades de Pointes, and sudden cardiac death. Is ondansetron safe for use in patients on hemodialysis?
This week, we will discuss non-steroidal mineralocorticoid antagonist in the multiverse of cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic. What FINEHEART pooled analysis would add to what we already learned from FIDELIO-DKD trial?
This week is time antibody mediated rejection treatment in kidney transplant. A new molecule targeting CD38, on the horizon, safely tested in a phase 2 trial
This week, we will discuss the ongoing saga of blood pressure targets in patients with hypertension. This time its ESPRIT (Effects of Intensive Systolic Blood Pressure Lowering Treatment in Reducing Risk of Vascular Events) making a case for case for intensive BP control in most hypertensive individuals, including those with a history of diabetes and stroke.
Episode 043: In this episode we chill out and discuss why it may not be necessary to make patients uncomfortably cool to prevent cardiovascular badness. The lead author Amit Garg joins us to break it down.
The last NephJC of the year brought us a cool discussion on if cooling dialysate could help mitigate the effects of intradialytic hypotension. Get caught up with the chat in the latest edition of #TenTweetNephJC.
Last #TenTweetNephJC thread of 2022
— Nephrology Journal Club (@NephJC) December 28, 2022
Intradialytic hypotension (IDH) is deeply unpleasant but very common. We hope cooling dialysate to cause vasoconstriction prevents IDH, helping prevent myocardial stunning.
So does cooling dialysate improve cardiovascular outcomes? pic.twitter.com/mmNoIxlDxk
