ISN Renal Pathology Working Group Webinars

Explore the intricacies of renal pathology with the ISN Renal Pathology Working Group Webinars. Join us as we delve into the latest insights, trends, and discussions in the field, bringing together experts and enthusiasts for a deep dive into renal pathology.

Surya Seshan

USA

Carmen Avila-Casado

Canada

Geetika Singh

India

Beom Jin Lim

South Korea

Joris Roelofs

The Netherlands

Wesam Ismail

Egypt

Lilian Antonio

USA

Laura Barisoni

USA

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ISN Renal Pathology Working Group Webinar: The Value of renal biopsy and its technicalities – get the most from the sample!
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Open to view video. Percutaneous kidney biopsy is an important tool in the assessment of medical kidney diseases and renal transplant dysfunction. The goals of this webinar are to share the standard methods of handling kidney biopsies and the systematic way of tissue examination of the glomeruli, tubulo-interstitium and blood vessels using light, immunohistochemical and electron microscopic techniques. Then integrate these findings with the clinical and laboratory data for a comprehensive report. The updated version of the Renal Pathology laboratory manual will be introduced. Learning objectives: - Become familiar with the handling of kidney biopsy tissue and triaging for light, immunofluorescence and electron microscopy. - Enable identification of various kidney structures and lesions using histochemical stains. - Understand the selection and utility of immunofluorescence and immunohistochemistry on kidney biopsies in appropriate settings. - Demonstrate the importance of electron microscopy in medical kidney diseases.
ISN Renal Pathology Working Group Webinar: Best practices in handling and interpretation of renal biopsy tissue for diagnosis – Part II
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Open to view video. Proper processing and systematic examination of kidney biopsy is essential to diagnose medical kidney diseases. This webinar will touch on the fundamentals of kidney biopsy preservation, specimen preparation of immunohistochemistry and choices of staining techniques, employing standard methods for interpretation of histological details. These can be interpreted, often in a granular manner, with application of digital pathology. Learning objectives: - Become familiar with requirements to obtain and handle renal biopsy, in appropriate media for optimal processing and interpretation. - To learn best practices of tissue preparation for immunopathology to obtain best results. - Enable identification of various kidney lesions using additional histochemical stains. - To understand the histology of renal medullary tissue in health and disease states. - Diagnosis of medical kidney diseases in the era of digital pathology. Further reading: - ISN Technical Manual for Renal Pathology
Primer of Renal Pathology for Early-careers
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