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PNW Cardio-Nephrology Grand Rounds Diuretic resistance: the bane of cardiology and nephrology’s existence (Zoom Only)
March 1, 2024
Kevin O’Brien, MD, Mahlet Assefa, MD, David Ellison, MD. Moderated by Nisha Bansal, MD.
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GRAND ROUND OBJECTIVES
- Recognize the relationship between heart failure and kidney disease/injury
- Understand the mechanisms of diuretic resistance and long term effects of diuretics on kidney structure
- Utilize a structured diuretic algorithm to select loop diuretic dose and adjunctive diuretic therapies
ACCREDITATION FOR CARDIOVASCULAR GRAND ROUNDS
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