Renal Roundtable Lecture Series
Gout: A Chronic Systemic Disease of the Kidney with Rheumatological Manifestations
About this event
This unique dinner series provides a networking opportunity among colleagues in the field of nephrology, compelling presentations by thought leaders in chronic kidney disease, and an opportunity for group discussion. The program is complimentary and includes dinner. Space is limited, register early!
Target Audience
Gout: A Chronic Systemic Disease of the Kidney with Rheumatological Manifestations
Join colleagues in the field of Nephrology to discuss the chronic systemic nature of gout and the kidneys’ role in the disease. During the program, examine the impact of a prolonged state of high uric acid in patients with renal impairment that have a history of gout and the need for reducing the urate burden in these patients. The program will also highlight the prevalence of gout in patients with renal disease, and allow you to learn more about a treatment option for nephrologists for the management of uncontrolled gout in patients with chronic kidney disease.
For more information about this event contact Marielle VanThuyne at
Marielle.VanThuyne@kidney.org
Featured Speaker
Featured Speaker

Led by Dr Nicolaos Athienites, MD
Renal Medical Care Group
Boston, MA
Renal Medical Care Group
Boston, MA
Dr. Nicolaos Athienites, in addition to patient care, serves as an assistant professor at Tufts University School of Medicine, member of the Medical Education Committee at Signature Health Brockton Hospital, chairman of the Renal Services Committee at South Shore Hospital, and chief of nephrology at Lemuel Shattuck Hospital. Dr. Athienites is a member of the American College of Physicians and the American Society of Nephrology.