Pathology Insights: Medical Kidney Pathology with Leal Herlitz, MD

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A74-year-old patient arrived in the emergency department with shortness of breath, a history of diabetes and hypertension, and clinical signs of acute kidney injury. What caused the damage? Renal pathology using light microscopy, immunofluorescence and electron microscopy provided clues, but it took some non-standard techniques to reach a confident final diagnosis.
Pathologist and Director of Medical Kidney Pathology Leal Herlitz, MD, discusses this interesting renal pathology case that was presented to, diagnosed, and treated by Cleveland Clinic.
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[@adelel-hennawy769]

The explanation and description of the slides are so great, I hope you continue to provide your knowledge to Nephrologists

[@mohammedhasssn6526]

Great explanation, thanks

[@m.y.mabdulgadir831]

Brilliant, well done job

[@rmetal2792]

Awesome. Thank you.

[@brainman709]

Very good case

[@mariatoniolo8483]

Great case!

[@arahmanabdelrahman6661]

Thanks for sharing Nice case

[@hirakstar3351]

Thak you mem

[@harishahn9039]

What about ESR, serum calcium, AG ratio,

[@doctormohamedhantosh1002]

Good case

[@anjalivijayan2294]

Well done