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A pinch of salt - A podcast by ERA

European Renal Association
Chronic Kidney Disease
Nephrology
Kidney Disease
Peritoneal Dialysis
Proteinuria
Imlifidase
Renal Transplantation
Artificial Intelligence
Onconephrology
ANCA Vasculitis
Intradialytic Hypotension
Anca-Associated Vasculitis
European Renal Association
Iga Nephropathy
Dialysis
Obesity
SGLT2 Inhibitors
Conservative Care
Tubular Interstitial Nephritis
Xenotransplantation

A pinch of salt is the official ERA podcast dedicated to nephrology.Each month, we'll release three episodes with nephrologists and other physicians discuss advances in clinical practice and renal medicine.

Hosts: Andrej Skoberne and George Kosmadakis

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In this episode, we step into the future of transplantation with Valentin Goutaudier. Discover how precision diagnostics and artificial intelligence are coming together to enable more personalised, proactive care for renal transplant recipients and w... more

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In this episode, we explore the reality of clinical practice. It’s relatively easy to be a doctor when everything goes according to plan, but what happens when things get complicated? That’s where true experience comes into play. Join us as Sana F. K... more

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In this episode, Karlien François helps us dismantle the barriers to Peritoneal Dialysis. From structural challenges to patient perceptions, she introduces a practical “solution toolbox” designed to make PD a more accessible and flexible therapy for ... more

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Karlien François
Professor from Brussels, Belgium
Brussels, Belgium
Episode: #71 Obstacles for the Development of Peritoneal Dialysis – A Solution Toolbox, with Karlien François
Sana Khan
Nephrologist
University Medical Center, Charlottesville, USA
Episode: #70 How to tackle PD complications? with Sana F. Khan
Sana F. Han
Guest mentioned as featured in a future PD episode
Episode: Trailer How to tackle PD complications?, Obstacles for the Development of Peritoneal Dialysis – A Solution Toolbox and Liquid Biopsies and Other AI Goodies in Nephrology
Kaleem Francois
Guest mentioned as featured in a future PD barriers discussion
Belgium
Episode: Trailer How to tackle PD complications?, Obstacles for the Development of Peritoneal Dialysis – A Solution Toolbox and Liquid Biopsies and Other AI Goodies in Nephrology
Valentin Goutaudier
Guest mentioned as featured in future transplant segment
Paris, France
Episode: Trailer How to tackle PD complications?, Obstacles for the Development of Peritoneal Dialysis – A Solution Toolbox and Liquid Biopsies and Other AI Goodies in Nephrology
Thomas Wilkinson
Research fellow in muscle physiology and exercise science
University of Leicester
Episode: #69 A Practical Guide on Frailty and Sarcopenia for CKD Patients, with Thomas Wilkinson
Tamara Jemcov
Nephrologist, President of the Vascular Access Society
Clinical Hospital Center Zemun; Vascular Access Society
Episode: #68 What’s New in Vascular Access? With Tamara Jemcov
Thomas Rimmele
Head of the Medical Surgical ICU at Nice University Hospital; expert in extracorporeal adsorption therapies
Nice University Hospital
Episode: #67 Extracorporeal Adsorption Techniques in ICU Patients – When to Say Yes, When to Suggest No? With Thomas Rimmele
Dr. Rimele
Expert in treating acute kidney injury in the ICU
(not specified)
Episode: Trailer Extracorporeal adsorption techniques in ICU patients – when to say yes, when to suggest no?, What's new in vascular access?, A Practical Guide on Frailty and Sarcopenia for CKD Patients

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Andrej Skoberne
Nephrologist and co-host with a focus on practical nephrology and clinical education
George Kosmadakis
Co-host with nephrology expertise and an interest in medical education and clinical care pathways

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#70 How to tackle PD complications? with Sana F. Khan
Q: What are practical management steps for catheter-related leaks?
Positioning (supine), low-volume dwells, and sometimes scrotal elevation for male patients; for more persistent leaks, considering a temporary PD break with medical management and infection prophylaxis.
#70 How to tackle PD complications? with Sana F. Khan
Q: How do you interpret sodium sieving after one hour in the PET test?
Sodium sieving is a transient phenomenon related to aquaporin-mediated ultrafiltration; interpretation can be challenging and depends on dwell time and overall PD prescription.
#70 How to tackle PD complications? with Sana F. Khan
Q: What are we looking at for a sudden loss of ultrafiltration and how to solve it?
Key causes include leaks, catheter malfunction, peritonitis, and membrane function issues; initial steps are history, imaging to locate leaks, ruling out infections, and considering a modified PET test if membrane dysfunction is suspected.
#71 Obstacles for the Development of Peritoneal Dialysis – A Solution Toolbox, with Karlien François
Q: Why in 2025, 45 years after the introduction of peritoneal dialysis, should we still discuss the importance of PD?
PD offers good metabolic and fluid control, enables home-based care and patient autonomy, and tends to yield better treatment satisfaction and lower bleeding risk compared with center HD, making it a valuable option to broaden the renal replacement toolbox.
#69 A Practical Guide on Frailty and Sarcopenia for CKD Patients, with Thomas Wilkinson
Q: What is sarcopenia and how does it differ from frailty?
Sarcopenia primarily refers to loss of skeletal muscle mass and strength and is sometimes considered a muscle- and function-specific condition, while frailty is a broader, multi-system syndrome that includes weakness, low energy, and reduced resilience; they are related but can occur independently, and sarcopenia can contribute to frailty.

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A practical, clinically focused show in the nephrology space, featuring nephrologists and other physicians who bring specialty interests outside medicine. Episodes cover a mix of cutting-edge treatment paradigms (such as ANCA-associated vasculitis, obesity management in CKD, and novel GFR measurement approaches), patient-centered outcomes, and pragmatic care questions (vascular access, BK nephropathy, and tubulointerstitial nephritis). The host duo emphasizes actionable guidance, contemporary guidelines, and multidisciplinary care, often pairing clinical debates with methodology discussions (biostatistics, diagnostic testing, and health outcomes). A distinguishing trait is the consistent blend of clinical depth with real-world implications ... more

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