From: News Canada, Info4YourLife	Category: Kidney Disease
City:  -	Language: English

CKD CHronic Kidney Disease

From: News Canada, Info4YourLife	Category: Kidney Disease
City:  -	Language: English

How do you detect kidney disease.

From: Tufts Medical, Center	Category: Kidney Disease
City: Boston	Language: English

Polycystic Kidney Disease.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Kidney Disease
City: Cleveland	Language: English

New research shows people who adopt the DASH diet, which is rich in fruits, vegetables, nuts, whole grains, and low-fat dairy, are 40 to 45 percent less likely to develop kidney stones, compared to people who dont stick to the diet.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Kidney Disease
City: Cleveland	Language: English

Living donor kidney transplantation is one of the most important ways to close the gap on the shortage of organs in transplant procedures. Laparoscopic living donor nephrectomy, a new minimally invasive procedure, is a proven method that decreases morbidity for donors. See an overview of this procedure presented by Cleveland Clinic physician David Goldfarb, MD, Head of Renal Transplation at the Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Kidney Disease
City: Cleveland	Language: English

Dr. Goldfarb's presentation on Renal Transplantation. Reviews the history of kidney care at Cleveland Clinic.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Kidney Disease
City: Cleveland	Language: English

Jihad Kaouk, MD preformed the worlds first completely transvaginal nephrectomy. The procedure involved inserting a small single channel 5mm port into the umbilicus to inflate the abdomen with carbon dioxide and thread a small scope which visually assisted with the placement of the vaginal port.

From: Beth Israel, NY	Category: Kidney Disease
City: New York	Language: English

Kidney stones run in my family, is there a way for me to prevent them.

From: Cleveland Clinic, Hospital	Category: Kidney Disease
City: Cleveland	Language: English

There may be a better way to find an organ donor match for kidney transplantation. Cleveland Clinic researchers say they can use a mathematical formula to help predict successful kidney transplant outcomes from living donors. Learn more about the study from the surgical director of Cleveland Clinic's Renal Transplantation Department at the Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute, David Goldfarb, MD