I am a clinical nephrologist in Detroit. I work for a multispecialty practice, St Clair Specialty Physicians. I am part of the faculty for The St John Hospital and Medical Center Nephrology Fellowship. I see patients at St Johns Moross and in Farmington Hills.
Sex in the bundle - good or bad?
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By Bill Peckham Jack Ahern has an article up on Renal Business Today reviewing one element of the PPS. Ahern asks Do Women Really Cost More to Dialyze? (Bund...
So who's the "Glamor Don't"?
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I ushered my patient into a room thinking “*I wish I could carry off
high-heeled boots with such ease.*”
She, in turn, regarded me with curiosity as she ea...
Hydropneumothorax
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We've had some amazing stuff on our VA ward team this last couple of weeks.
The gentleman below drove himself in claiming he was "a little short of
breath....
Did you know your endothelium is hairy?
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Just heard an interesting talk on endothelial dysfunction and its relation
to nephrology. One thing I learned is that the vascular endothelium is
actually...
Health News of the Day
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Health News of the Day is a daily summary made from the selected links I
post on Twitter. It is in bullet-point format with links to the original
sources w...
Using Automated PD
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As Fellows, we always and still get stuck on to the Beeps on the Automated
Homechoice Baxter PD machine. For the benefit of Fellows and residents, here
is ...
I am the editor of the Riley Kidometer. This is an application for the Palm OS (Treos, Centros, Tungstens, T|X) that provides age-based normals for pediatricians and other providers that work with kids.
The Fluid Electrolyte and Acid Base Companion
The Fluid, Electrolyte and Acid-Base Companion is my book on the physiology and pathophysiology that drives fluids and electrolytes. If you want to know how it all works rather then get this book. If you want to try it for freecheck it out.
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