Learning Objectives

After attending this program you should be able to:

1. Describe the risk of chronic kidney disease after nephrectomy and the latest advances in treatment options.
2. Discuss current practice and recent advances for complications pre-and post-kidney transplant
3. List the most recent results of the new Kidney Allocation System.

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8:25 Introduction

Course Directors: Jai Radhakrishnan MD, MS, Andrew S. Bomback MD, MPHMINI SYMPOSIUM: Membranous Nephrology in the Modern Era

8:30 Pathology & Pathogenesis of MN: All the New AntigensGlen S. Markowitz MD, Professor of Pathology & Cell Biology

9:15 Management of MN in PLA2R EraAndrew S. Bomback MD, MPH, Associate Professor of Medicine

10:00 Break & Online Vendor Visits

10:30 The New Treatment Trials & Therapy of Lupus NephritisGerald B. Appel MD, Professor of Medicine

11:15 Thrombotic Microangiopathies Jai Radhakrishnan MD, MS, Professor of Medicine

12:00 Working Lunch: How a Geneticist Can Help in Glomerular ClinicKelsie Bogyo MS, CGC, Lecturer in Genetic Counseling Hila Milo Rasouly PhD, Associate Research ScientistJordan Nestor MD, Instructor of Medicine

1:00 Infectious Complications of New Immunosuppressants Marcus R. Pereira MD, MPH, Assistant Professor of Medicine

1:45 New Advances in Diabetic Kidney Disease Maya Rao MD, Assistant Professor of Medicine

2:30 How I Treat IgA Nephropathy in 5 Cases Pietro Canetta MD, MSc, Assistant Professor of Medicine

3:15 IRGN, MPGN & C3G Dominick Santoriello MD, Assistant Professor of Pathology & Cell Biology

4:00 Break & Online Vendor Visits4:15 Challenging Cases from the Archives of the Glomerular Center

Presenters: Wooin Ahn MD, PhD, Yoni Peleg MD, Pathologist: Dominick Santoriello MDExpert Panel: Jai Radhakrishnan MD, MS, Gerald B. Appel MD

5:30 Adjourn