ISN Academy Curriculum on Fibromuscular Dysplasia
This curriculum will provide an up-to-date review on the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of FMD.
- How well do you understand Lupus Nephritis? Take the ISN quiz here.
- KDIGO 2024 Clinical Practice Guideline for the management of LUPUS NEPHRITIS
Animation on the Complement System and Related Kidney Diseases, with narration
Infographic on the Complement System and Related Kidney Diseases, with narration
Additional Resources on the Complement System
ISN Complement Pathway Disease Curriculum
This curriculum will provide a comprehensive review of the pathophysiology, diagnosis and management of various complement-mediated kidney diseases. The seven modules are:
- Module 1: Basics of the Complement System
- Module 2: Thrombotic Microangiopathies (TMA/aHUS)
- Module 3: C3G
- Module 4: Lupus
- Module 5: ANCA Vasculitis
- Module 6: Emerging Role and Understanding of Complement in IgAN: Potential for Therapeutics
- Module 7: The Multifaceted Role of Complement in Kidney Transplant and Rejection: Lessons Learned and Future Direction
What do you know about Complement mediated Glomerulopathies? Take the quiz here.
All of the recorded versions of the pre-webinar series leading up to KDIGO’s Controversies Conference on the Role of Complement in Kidney Disease can be found below.
- Webinar 1: Dissecting the Role of Complement in Glomerulonephritis with a Focus on C3G
- Webinar 2: What’s New in the Management and Treatment of GN: A look at ANCA and LN
- Webinar 3: What’s New in the Management and Treatment of Glomerulonephritis: A look at IgAN and MN
- Webinar 4: Role of Complement Beyond Glomerulonephritis (transplantation, DKD)
In this podcast, Drs Namrata Parikh, Gary Chan and Nick Medjeral-Thomas discuss key clinical and pathology features of inappropriate, pathogenic complement activity that guide physicians to a diagnosis of C3 glomerulopathy. They discuss differences in investigation and management strategies between their respective clinical centers in Ottawa, Hong Kong and London, including access to clinical trials of therapeutic complement inhibitors. To finish, they speculated on the future impact on clinical nephrology of complement pathway analysis and inhibition.
ISN’s October ’22 eDigest presents recent publications in Kidney International Reports on the pathophysiology, progression, treatment, and validation of complement-mediated kidney diseases. It also highlights four original papers, in the field of complement-mediated kidney diseases, that have been published in Kidney International within the past few months. Explore the eDigest here.
- ASN Kidney Week 2022 Abstract: Identification of Neglected Kidney Diseases: Results From an International Survey
Access WCN ’24 sessions on rare kidney diseases here.
- Vladimír Tesař | Czech Republic
- Sydney Tang | Hong Kong
- Liz Lightstone | UK
- Vivekanand Jha | India
- Jonathan Barratt | UK
- Ifeoma Ulasi | Nigeria
- David Kavanagh | UK
- Olivier Devuyst | Switzerland / Belgium
- Gary Chan | Hong Kong
- Namrata Parikh | USA
- Nicholas Medjeral-Thomas | UK
- Becky Mingyao Ma | Hong Kong
Thank you to our reviewers and translators: Yoichiro Ikeda and Henry Wu.
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