Renal Pathology – A Comprehensive Review 2015 (CME Videos)

Renal Pathology Improve your ability to interpret renal biopsies and stay current with the latest advances in native and transplant pathophysiology. Ideal for MOC.

Improve Your Ability to Interpret Renal Biopsies

Renal Pathology – A Comprehensive Review provides an overview of native and transplant kidney pathology with an emphasis on recognizing patterns of renal injury, formulating diagnoses, and implementing modern classification schema for both native and transplant kidney disease. It will help you to better:

• Recognize and identify disease processes in all compartments of the kidney
• Interpret histologic findings in both the native and allograft kidney biopsy
• Diagnose and classify kidney disease according to histologic findings
• Apply accepted schema for classifying native and transplant kidney disease
• Recognize alloimmune injury in the kidney transplant

TOPICS

• Cystic Kidney Disease – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Diabetes and Hypertension – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Introduction and Anatomic Considerations in Kidney Pathology – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Lupus, IgA Nephropathy and Hereditary Nephritis – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Nephrotic Syndrome: Minimal Change Disease, Focal Segmental Glomerulosclerosis, and Membranous Glomerulopathy – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Post-infectious Glomerulonephritis, Membranoproliferative Glomerulonephritis, and C3 Glomerulopathy – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Renal Transplant Pathology I – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Renal Transplant Pathology II – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• The Kidney Biopsy in Renal Disease Evaluation – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD
• Thrombotic Microangiopathy, ANCA-Associated Vasculitis, and Anti-Glomerular Basement Membrane Disease – Timothy A. Fields, MD, PhD

• Renal Disease Associated with Dysproteinemia – Daniel J. Kenan, MD, PhD
• Glomerular Disease with Structured Deposits – Daniel J. Kenan, MD, PhD
• Tubulointerstitial Disease – Daniel J. Kenan, MD, PhD
• Renal Disease Associated with Viral Infection – Daniel J. Kenan, MD, PhD

Learning Objectives

At the conclusion of this CME activity, you will be better able to:

• Recognize and identify disease processes in all compartments of the kidney
• Interpret histologic findings in both the native and allograft kidney biopsy
• Diagnose and classify kidney disease according to histologic findings
• Apply accepted schema for classifying native and transplant kidney disease
• Recognize alloimmune injury in the kidney transplant

Intended Audience

Practicing pathologists and nephrologists, as well as trainees in nephrology and pathology.

Date of Original Release: October 30, 2015
Date of Credit Termination: October 30, 2018
Estimated Time to Complete: 11.75 hours