Episode 1 - IgAN & FSGS Series: Pathophysiology & Diagnosis of IgAN

In "Pathophysiology & Diagnosis of IgAN," Dr. Agnes Fogo and Dr. Jürgen Floege take a close look at the classification, pathology, and pathophysiology of primary IgAN, including tools for prognostication and the proper workup of a patient with IgAN.
This webinar also:
* Provides an introduction to the MEST score
* Addresses IgAN scoring groups
* Discusses lesions of importance and how they are defined
Check out the companion Tweetorial for Episode 1, by Dr. Aisha Shaikh: / 1541803296037404673
This webinar took place on Tuesday, June 28, 2022.

[@Dr_Sri_Harsha_Guthikonda]

Certainly! Based on the video transcript, here are the chapters for the video:
**Chapter 1: Introduction to IGA Nephropathy and FSGS Webinar** [00:00:05][^1^][1]
- Greetings and welcome
- Overview of the webinar series
- Introduction of speakers
**Chapter 2: Diagnosing IGA Nephropathy** [00:01:17][^2^][2]
- Pathology basis for diagnosis
- Characteristics of IGA Nephropathy
- Differential diagnosis and distinguishing factors
**Chapter 3: Pathophysiology and Clinical Aspects of IGA Nephropathy** [00:13:22][^3^][3]
- Historical perspective of IGA Nephropathy
- Clinical trials and targeting pathways
- Importance of blood pressure control and lifestyle modifications
**Chapter 4: Biopsy Predictors and Stratification** [00:07:24][^4^][4]
- The role of renal biopsy in diagnosis and prognosis
- International consensus on classification
- The Oxford approach to classification
**Chapter 5: Clinical Implications of Biopsy Findings** [00:42:42][^5^][5]
- The significance of crescents in IGA Nephropathy
- The importance of clinical context in treatment decisions
**Chapter 6: Lifestyle Modifications and Patient Management** [00:32:23][^6^][6]
- Supportive therapy approaches
- The impact of diet, obesity, and smoking on IGA Nephropathy
- Recommendations for physical activity
**Chapter 7: Conclusion and Q&A Session** [00:47:13][^7^][7]
- Summary of key points from the webinar
- Audience questions and expert responses
- Closing remarks and future webinars
These chapters provide a structured overview of the video's content, making it easier to navigate through the different topics discussed. If you need more detailed information or specific time stamps for each chapter, feel free to ask!

[@PP-fl9or]

Excellent talk. Thanks so much.

[@futureiscoming5925]

Wonderful! Thanks a lot

[@dipeesingh9242]

Does that mean weight lifting causes blood pressure to be raised to a level that it damages kidney irreversibly everytime? Very counter intuitive!!!

[@Luizhzx]

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