Renal and Electrolyte Disorders

This comprehensive guide, Renal and Electrolyte Disorders, bridges the gap between basic and clinical sciences, offering updated insights into kidney dysfunction and electrolyte imbalances.

For over four decades, Renal and Electrolyte Disorders has served as a vital resource, connecting the realms of basic and clinical sciences concerning electrolyte imbalances and kidney dysfunction. This eighth edition has been meticulously updated by leading experts to incorporate the latest advancements in renal pathophysiology. Each chapter begins with an overview of normal physiology, followed by a detailed exploration of clinical features, diagnosis, and treatment for various disorders. The inclusion of diagrams, algorithms, and tables enhances the reader's understanding of complex concepts.

This edition introduces a new two-color format that aids in comprehension and facilitates quicker navigation through the material. The illustrations have been redrawn and colorized, making intricate ideas more accessible and visually engaging. Additionally, significant new content covers recent advancements in water homeostasis disorders and provides substantial insights into genetic hypokalemic and hyperkalemic disorders. A new chapter delves into the genomic and nongenomic effects of angiotensin and aldosterone in relation to renal and cardiovascular diseases.

Renal and Electrolyte Disorders is an essential guide for all nephrology team members, including residents, fellows, nurses, and physician assistants. The book purchase includes a complimentary download of the enhanced eBook, which offers numerous practical features such as cross-device compatibility, powerful search tools, and the ability to highlight text and add notes effortlessly.