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RENAL PATHO

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Here's what's covered across the 11 major branches:
#BranchKey Contents
1Normal Anatomy & HistologyNephron parts, glomerulus, 3-layer filtration barrier
2Nephritic vs Nephrotic SyndromeFeatures, examples, protein-loss consequences
3Glomerulonephritis - Pathogenesis3 mechanisms (immune complex, cell-mediated, complement), deposit locations, classification
4Individual GN DiseasesPost-strep GN, RPGN (3 types), MCD, Membranous, MPGN, FSGS, IgA nephropathy, Chronic GN - each with LM/EM/IF/clinical
5Diabetic NephropathyDiffuse (KW lesions), nodular, vascular, Armanni-Ebstein tubular lesions
6PyelonephritisAcute (ascending vs haematogenous), Chronic (thyroidisation), XPN
7Urolithiasis4 stone types with incidence, aetiology, pathogenesis
8HydronephrosisCauses, gross stages, microscopy
9NephrosclerosisBenign (hyaline arteriolosclerosis) vs Malignant (fibrinoid necrosis, onion-skin)
10Renal TumoursBenign (AML, oncocytoma), RCC (4 subtypes, triad, genetics), Wilms' tumour (triphasic, WT1), TCC
11Bladder TumoursTCC, SCC, adenocarcinoma
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The image covers all 11 branches radiating from the central node in a dark-themed radial layout:
BranchColor
1. Normal Anatomy & HistologyBlue
2. Nephritic vs Nephrotic SyndromeRed
3. GN Pathogenesis & ClassificationPurple
4. Individual Glomerular DiseasesGreen
5. Diabetic NephropathyOrange
6. PyelonephritisTeal
7. UrolithiasisSteel Blue
8. HydronephrosisCrimson
9. Nephrosclerosis (HTN)Grey
10. Renal TumoursBurnt Orange
11. Bladder TumoursMint
Each branch has color-coded leaf nodes with key facts, gross/microscopy findings, and clinical pearls. Let me know if you'd like any branch expanded, rearranged, or exported as a PDF!
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