Kidney Diseases / Renal / Nephrology

Kidney Diseases:MedlinePlus
Kidney Failure:MedlinePlus
Nephrology Articles (Diagnosis,Treatment,Prognosis,Follow-up) –eMedicine - Academic collection of article on kidney diseases. Registration required.
Atlas of Kidney Diseases/Table of Contents - Robert W. Schrier,MD –Professor and Chairman –Department of Medicine,University of Colorado School of Medicine –Denver,Colorado –Excellent and comprehensive academic collection of all clinical kidney diseases.
Hypertension,Dialysis and Clinical Nephrology –Kidney - Extensive collection of resources. Certain access may require registration,subscription or fee.
Kidney Resource Page - The Nephron Information Center. Comprehensive collection of kidney disease resources and more.
Nephrology Rounds - Nephrology Division –Brigham and Women’s Hospital,Boston,MA. Comprehensive collection of academic presentations on renal disease.
Contents:Kidney disease - Up to Date –Excellent collection of patient resources.
Nephrology (Kidney Disease) –New York Presbyterian Hospital - Excellent collection of kidney disease resources.
Kidney Disease (Nephrology) - University of Alabama,Birmingham,AL. Excellent collection of kidney disease and related resources.
Renal Pathology Tutorial - The Nephropathology Lab. The University of North Carolina,Chapel Hill,NC. Comprehensive collection of renal/kidney pathology.
Nephrology articles:The New England Journal of Medicine - Academic collection of kidney disease articles.. Subscription or purchase required.
American Society of Nephrology | Related Links - Collection of kidney disease links.
CyberNephrology - Extensive collection of resources on adult and pediatric kidney diseases.
National Kidney Foundation - See “Kidney Disease,Patients,Transplantation”and more. Certain access may require a fee.

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