Among the causes of the nephrotic syndrome in renal allografts, minimal change disease is a rarity with only few cases described in the medical literature. Most cases described have occurred early in the post-transplant course. There is no established treatment for the condition but prognosis is favorable.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAim: Anaemia is a major complication of advancing chronic kidney disease (CKD) and is amenable to treatment with epoetin. In order to manage the large number of CKD patients, it is essential that much of the care take place in primary care practices.
Methods: We describe a programme to treat anaemia with epoetin beta (EPO), using a simple referral and management protocol, by general practitioners remotely supported by a nephrologist and nurse coordinator team.