One scan, five organs: ultrasound emerges as a molecular window into cardio-renal-metabolic syndrome
It sounds like the kind of claim that usually collapses under scrutiny: a single, radiation-free ultrasound examination that reads out...
Jerry Hayes is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Nephrology coverage.
It sounds like the kind of claim that usually collapses under scrutiny: a single, radiation-free ultrasound examination that reads out...
A qualitative study of twenty-one Chinese hemodialysis patients reveals that comfort is multidimensional, culturally shaped, and strikingly absent from the...
A Spanish randomized pilot trial finds that citrate and heparin anticoagulation during continuous renal replacement therapy may leave distinct biological...
A matched real-world study finds that SGLT2 inhibitors in kidney transplant recipients deliver modest weight loss and stable potassium without...
A rare, drug-resistant bacterium called Myroides odoratus was co-isolated with Klebsiella pneumoniae in a New Delhi teenager with kidney disease...
A simple ratio derived from two routine blood tests may offer a non-invasive window into the hidden kidney damage that...
The kidney is a paradoxical organ. Unlike most tissues, where blood flow rises and falls in response to local metabolic...
Every year, millions of patients undergo interventional radiology procedures—minimally invasive operations guided by live X-ray imaging in which thin catheters...
A new review maps how complement-related biomarkers in blood, urine and kidney tissue could guide diagnosis, prognosis and targeted therapy...
Every anesthesiologist knows the paradox, even if few stop to question it. Under general anesthesia, the kidneys stubbornly hold onto...
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