Episode 2 of our monthly nephrology web episode is live! Dr. Gaut, our expert nephropathologist at Washington University guides Dr. Sharma, one of our renal ...

Ready for more of a challenge? Give these two cases a shot in the March web episode and hone your renal biopsy skills with our nephropathologist!

Welcome back to the April episode of Washington University's Nephrology Web Episode! Viewers will have to bear with me giving a more didactic lecture without...

Hi everyone, welcome back after a bit of a hiatus exploring different formats for the web series. Everyone seems to enjoy the pathology series, so we are pla...

Welcome to our September episode! I give a short primer on lupus nephritis, including a discussion of the complicated classification systems that have been u...

Hi all! Welcome to our October 2016 episode. This is a tough case, and demonstrates some very interesting pathology! Kudos to you if you thought of the diagn...

In this episode, we discuss the approach to the H and E, PAS, Trichrome, and Silver/Jones stain when interpreting kidney histology.

Welcome back! February renal path series is here and presents a bit of an unusual case. Sometimes the histology doesn't show exactly what you expect to see, ...

In the March Episode we present a classic case of diabetic nephropathy, review the histology, and direct you to a resource if you are interested in learning ...

Hi guys For this recording, I am the moderator, pathologist, and fellow all in 1 as I try my best to present a case in CPC style format for you viewers to un...

Part 2/2 of our webisodes on vascular access with access expert Dr. Dirk Hentschel. Follow him on Twitter (@dialysisaccess1) and please comment below if ther...

Hey guys! The webisodes are on the road visiting Chicago, and I stopped by my training program at Rush Nephrology to do a guest recording with nephrologists ...