Topics that are usually of interest to onco-nephrologists are: 1. Electrolyte disorders of malignancy 2. Secondary Glomerular diseases of malignancy 3. Cancer related renal complications 4. Chemotherapy related renal complications 5. Myeloma Nephrology 6. Amyloidosis Nephrology 7. Thrombotic Microangiopathy and all its causes and treatment strategies( HUS/TTP) 8. Bone marrow transplant related kidney diseases 9. Radiation Nephropathy 10. Tumor Lysis Syndrome 11. Acute Kidney injury in the hospitalized cancer patient. 12. The ethics of dialysis in the dying cancer patient 13. Dialysis and chemotherapy agents 14. Tumor invasion of the kidney 15. Obstructive renal disease 16. Chronic Kidney disease after chemotherapy induced AKI 17. Renal cell cancer 18. CKD following nephrectomy  Centers in the United States and other countries have started forming onconephrology-related patient approach. At Brigham and Women's hospital( Harvard University), the Urology, Nephrology and oncology teams that are involved in the care of the renal cell cancer patient have developed a center of onco-nephrology expertise. A similar approach has been taken at the Northwell Cancer institute kidney cancer section. Two textbooks have been written on this topic. Onconephrology: cancer, chemotherapy and the kidney by Jhaveri and Salahudeen by Springer and Cancer and the Kidney by Cohen by Oxford Univ Press The cancer and kidney international network( CKIN) was created to allow for research collaboration in onconephrology and promote better patient care. In addition, there is now an official journal for CKIN called the Journal of Onconephrology(JON)
Topics that are usually of interest to onco-nephrologists are: 1. Electrolyte disorders of malignancy 2. Secondary Glomerular diseases of malignancy 3. Cancer related renal complications 4. Chemotherapy related renal complications 5. Myeloma Nephrology 6. Amyloidosis Nephrology 7. Thrombotic Microangiopathy and all its causes and treatment strategies( HUS/TTP) 8. Bone marrow transplant related kidney diseases 9. Radiation Nephropathy 10. Tumor Lysis Syndrome 11. Acute Kidney injury in the hospitalized cancer patient. 12. The ethics of dialysis in the dying cancer patient 13. Dialysis and chemotherapy agents 14. Tumor invasion of the kidney 15. Obstructive renal disease 16. Chronic Kidney disease after chemotherapy induced AKI 17. Renal cell cancer 18. CKD following nephrectomy 19. Targeted therapy and immunotherapy associated kidney toxicities Centers in the United States and other countries have started forming onconephrology-related patient approach. Several textbooks have been written on this topic. Onconephrology: cancer, chemotherapy and the kidney by Jhaveri and Salahudeen by Springer and Cancer and the Kidney by Cohen by Oxford Univ Press There is a journal dedicated to this field ccalled the Journal of Onconephrology(JON)
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At Brigham and Women's hospital( Harvard University), the Urology, Nephrology and oncology teams that are involved in the care of the renal cell cancer patient have developed a center of onco-nephrology expertise. A similar approach has been taken at the Northwell Cancer institute kidney cancer section.
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The cancer and kidney international network( CKIN) was created to allow for research collaboration in onconephrology and promote better patient care. In addition, there is now an official journal for CKIN called
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