Histopathology Kidney--Rapidly progressive glomerulonephriti

[MrVickydoc]

perfection microscopified , ,i like your videos so much that it cant be explained in words

[aeime]

is this the same with acute glomerulonephritis?

[rehanicu]

I am nephrology fellow,you have made a difficult concept easy,can you produce more slides,explaining how to read a kidney specimen

[WashingtonDeceit]

many people have made requests like this, and are usually amazed to realize the algorhythm is amazingly simple, for biopsies of ALL tissues even:

1) review ALL the normal features

2) be able to distinguish normal variations from true aberrations (this takes a bit of experience)

3) realize that the true aberrations will usually be due to a small handful of possibilities, you do NOT need an encyclopedia of diffdx

I am so happy you asked this!

wdc

[nikhilthatte64]

Thanks a lot for all the videos, they are a terrific tool. WRT crescentic glomerulonephritis, aren't the crescents actually cellular in composition rather than fibrous, i.e., crescent = proliferated parietal cells + inflammatory cells ?

[nirvana5963]

Thanks a lot. After I started studying pathology on kidney, it's really difficult because most of GNs are from autoimmune responses, I think. However, this movie is really helpful. I will check up more your movies. Anyway, thank you so much.

[apolcrowe]

i'm a 3rd yr med student in the philippines, you've been very helpful in my studies. so that's why it's called crescentic GN! thank you!

[SPeNDA55]

wat are the symptoms

[mryoshi13]

sweet! Thank you for making pathology more understandable!

[WashingtonDeceit]

that was my 100% premeditated motive!

wdc