Harvard intensive nephrology review — faculty lectures across all subspecialties
The Harvard nephrology review 2021 the Harvard nephrology review delivers a structured, comprehensive review of nephrology for clinicians preparing for board examinations or seeking a subspecialty update. Faculty from Harvard-affiliated institutions cover glomerulonephritis, electrolyte disorders, transplantation, AKI, dialysis, and emerging topics like COVID-19 kidney disease.
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20+lectures
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12+faculty
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2021year
Inside this resource
Glomerulonephritis and renal pathology
Faculty including Gerald Appel and Ramon Bonegio cover IgA nephropathy, membranous nephropathy, ANCA vasculitis, and lupus nephritis with case discussions. Sessions address renal pathology, urine sediment interpretation, and the pathogenesis of glomerular injury.
Electrolytes, acid-base, and stones
Dedicated sessions on hyponatremia, hypernatremia, potassium disorders, and acid-base disturbances are led by specialists including Alan Yu and David Mount. The kidney stones module addresses metabolic management and pathogenesis.
Transplantation and AKI
Transplantation content covers immunosuppression, rejection, infections, and post-transplant complications. AKI sessions address pathophysiology, ICU nephrology, and continuous renal replacement therapies.
Who this serves
- Nephrology fellows — comprehensive board preparation with Harvard faculty
- Practicing nephrologists — structured update across all nephrology subspecialties
The chart
| Format | Video Lectures + PDFs |
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| Publisher | Harvard Medical School |
| Department | Nephrology |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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Maria G. –
Good balance of didactic and case-based content. The vascular access and mineral bone disease sessions were practical.
Ahmed K. –
Harvard faculty bring unmatched expertise. The Mesoamerican nephropathy session was unique and memorable.
Karen R. –
Some sessions have varying production quality. Content quality is excellent throughout though.
David M. –
Used this for my boards and passed. The supplementary sessions added significant value beyond the core lectures.
Sarah L. –
Comprehensive review across all nephrology subspecialties. The COVID-19 kidney disease content was timely.
Thomas B. –
Outstanding faculty and content breadth. The glomerulonephritis sessions with Gerald Appel were exceptional.