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Kidney disease: Figuring out minimal change disease (MCD)

Kidney & Bladder | Last Active: Oct 16, 2021 | Replies (28)
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@codered032

Thank you for your reply. How did you find this Dr? I live in Cincinnati, Oh. I don’t know the name of any dr at Mayo.

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rkndvm | @rkndvm | Aug 28, 2021

Mayo Clinic is one of the top nephrology hospitals in the country. If you google top kidney hospitals, you may find one closer to Cincinnati. In a previous post I referred to an article I found
Minimal Change Disease : Etiology, clinical features, and diagnosis in Adults
Dr Fervenza was a section editor and he is also an attending at Mayo Clinic in Rochester.
This is an excellent reference article if you can find it.
I located it on UpTo Date, an excellent site for current information for healthcare provider’s . My nephrologist uses it and offered to copy the article for me. I’m sure a medical library would help you. What about the Cleveland Clinic? Also see it listed for rheumatology. I believe MCD is immune-mediated.

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