KDIGO – ISN Webinar Series: Management of diabetic patients with CKD

KDIGO Logo transparentThis webinar is part of a Webinar Series organised with KDIGO.

The webinar will discuss the role of the kidney in diabetes complications, help identify the main goals of management in patients with diabetes and CKD and present the current guidelines on how to treat diabetes complications in CKD patients.

Description of the Webinar

Diabetes is often associated with CKD, and for 45% of patients who receive dialysis therapy, diabetes is the primary cause of their kidney failure. It is important to recognize the impact of this combination of diagnoses because the risk of events and death from cardiovascular disease is significantly increased compared to patients without the combination. Management of diabetes includes many areas that may be influenced by the severity of a patient’s kidney dysfunction, which will be discussed in this presentation, along with goals and recommendations on how to achieve them.

Webinar Webcast: 

This webinar was held on Friday, July 15th from 9AM – 10AM EST (New York time).

For those who missed the live version, you can view the webinar recording here:

 

  

About the Facilitator

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Professor Roberto Pecoits-Filho – 

Roberto Pecoits-Filho is a Full Professor at the School of Medicine, Pontif?cia Universidade Cat?lica do Paran?, where he is the Director of the Graduate Progrma in Health Sciences. He was a Fellow at the University of Missouri and received his PhD in Nephrology at the University of S?o Paulo. Dr. Pecoits was a post doc Fellow at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. He has published more than 160 articles in indexed journals (H factor of 30), and has lectured in over 40 countries. Curently, he is a Fellow of the American Society of Nephrology and the American College of Physicians.

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Additional Info

  • Language:
    English
  • Contains Audio:
    Yes
  • Content Type:
    Webinars
  • Source:
    KDIGO
  • Year:
    2016
  • Members Only:
    No



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