The Importance of Rapid Evaluation of GNs

If they've had immature for six months and the creatinine's the same as it was six months earlier, they probably don't need to see me tomorrow. Right. But certainly these are serious diseases that can, if you don't catch them early, you lose kidney. And so they do need a very rapid evaluation. So I think of sort of three big groups. The one is the easiest one, anti-GBM. It doesn't involve the lung. We call it good pastures. It's just kidney. They're usually pretty easy to know because if they don't ever rapidly because of renal failure, probably not. Ancogenes, contrary to popular belief,