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Take home messages Camillo Porta

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I.R.C.C.S. Policlinico San Matteo, Pavia

Take home messages

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Onco‐Nephrology

Onco‐Nephrology: really a novel subspecialty

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Going back to our areas of competence …

1. Acute kidney injury and chronic kidney disease in cancer patients;

2. Nephrotoxic effects of anticancer therapy 3. Paraneoplastic renal manifestations

4. Management of patients nephrectomized for a kidney cancer 5. Renal replacement therapy and active oncological treatments

6. Kidney transplantation in cancer survivors and cancer risk in ESRD patients 7. Oncological treatment in kidney transplant patients

8. Pain management in patients with cancer and kidney disease 9. Development of integrated guidelines for onco‐nephrology patients

10. Clinical trial design specific for onco‐nephrology

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Just an example …

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Renal adverse events?!?

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Although something to take a look at is there

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That’s why …

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I do agree with Laura

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