This infographic will give an opportunity to learn more about where IgA deposits in the kidney and how the depositions impact the patient’s outcome. Read More
To enhance your understanding of the presentation, differential diagnosis, and workup of proteinuria. There is also the opportunity to explore the pathophysiology and risk of progression of IgA nephropathy and… Read More
Learn about the pathogenic process that causes kidney injury and about APRIL, an important initiating and sustaining driver in IgAN. Reference: Mathur M, et al. J Clin Med. 2023;12(21):6927. Read More
This infographic highlights the role of APRIL in a pre-hit 1 step that drives the 4-hit cascade.1 References 1. Mathur M, et al. J Clin Med. 2023;12(21):6927. Read More
What tools can you use to assess your patient’s risk of progression based on their individual characteristics? Dr Shah explains how to harness the Prediction Tool for a more thorough… Read More
Dr Hassler, a renal pathologist and patient living with IgAN, offers insights into the histopathological features that are crucial for accurate diagnosis and risk stratification in IgA nephropathy, highlighting the… Read More
Listen as Kelly Chen, a nephrology healthcare provider and patient living with IgAN, describes the physical, mental, and emotional toll of this chronic, progressive disease. Read More
Explore the impact of IgAN on a patient’s mental and emotional health with Dr Kalra. Learn more about the IgAN patient journey: References: Read More
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