CME-CKD 2

CME-CKD is a cutting edge e-learning service for nephrologists concerned with the management of dialysed CKD patients. It offers you free access to the latest scientific insights and treatment considerations regarding mineral and bone metabolism in chronic kidney disease.

The evidence-based content of this module Pathophysiology and Management of Hyperphosphataemia is of high practical relevance and comes with animated 3D movies, animated graphics, graphics with voice-over comment etc. The advanced interactive multimedia format enables easy and effective knowledge transfer.

Module 2: Pathophysiology and Management of Hyperphosphataemia
This sophisticated multimedia module provides you with evidence-based insights into the management of hyperphosphataemia in chronic kidney disease with due consideration of the current KDIGO guidelines. It explains crucial differences between the old K/DOQI and the new KDIGO guidelines with regard to therapeutic recommendations.
Moreover, the module offers a profound pathophysiological background on the role of phosphorus in vascular calcification and the complex feedback loops controlling phosphorus balance, including the pivotal role of fibroblast growth factor 23.

Content
the role of phosphate in vascular calcification
feedback loops and regulating factors of phosphate balance
hyperphosphataemia and paradigm change by FGF23
FGF23 in CKD and further clinical implications
therapeutic considerations on lowering sP in haemodialysed patients with due consideration of the new KDIGO guidelines

Features
39 charts with concise texts, animated 3D films, animated graphics, graphics with voice-over comment, recap exercises and conclusions
interactively accessible evidence boxes with scientific data of the quoted clinical studies
interactive glossary for abbreviations
lab unit conversion feature

Expected Learning Time
45 minutes plus 15 minutes for completing the quiz

CME Accreditation
This module had been accredited by the Berlin Chamber of Physicians. Please note that it is no longer possible to earn CME credits.

The content of this free expert e-learning service contains restricted information intended for health care professionals only. To access the e-learning module, physicians are requested to log in or register on www.cme-ckd.com.