Frank Tenney MD
Pediatric Nephrology
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Discussion 1: Edema

New Edema Site
A discussion of pediatric disorders presenting with Edema, such as:
  • Allergic Syndromes
  • Cirrhotic Syndromes
  • Cardiac Syndromes
  • Gastrointestinal Syndromes
  • Nephrotic Syndromes
  • Nephritic Syndromes

Discussion 2: Pediatric Acute Renal Failure and Renal Replacement Therapy

Frank Tenney MD, Medical Director

Division of Pediatric Nephrology, Children's Hospital of Greenville Hospital System

Pediatric Update for the Upstate 2002
  • A Pediatric program designed to increase our awareness of new treatments and therapies for the pediatric population.

Discussion 3: Renal Tubular Acidosis

  • Case presentations illustrating various aspects of renal tubular dysfunction in pediatrics
Discussion 4: Hematuria
Discussion 5: Urinary Tract Infection
  • Case Presentation
Discussion 6: The Abnormal Urinalysis - Hematuria and Proteinuria
  • Case Presentations illustrating diagnostic features of the urinalysis
Discussion 7: Hypertension in Childhood

Hypertension: Fellows
Discussion 8: NSAID, APAP, and Kids
Discussion 9: Proteinuria Clinical Pathological Conference
Discussion 10: PALS slides
Discussion 11: Fluids / Electrolytes

Student's Information

Fluids / Electrolytes Revised
Waiting for Kidney

Practical Pediatrics

May 12, 2006
Fellows Talk

The Young Kidney

Noon Conference: Glomerular Disease

Morning Report: PIAGN/HUS

Journal Club - Lipids

Lipids

Journal Club - FSGS

Journal Club - Phosphate Binders

 

Diabetes and the kidney