Brenner & Rector's the kidney, 7th ed

Ch. 1. Anatomy of the kidney. Ch. 2. Metabolic basis of ion transport. Ch. 3. Biology of renal cells in culture. Ch. 4. Molecular biology of renal function. Ch. 5. Renal circulations. Ch. 6. Glomerular ultrafiltration. Ch. 7. Renal transport of glucose, amino acids, sodium, chloride, and water. Ch. 8. Renal transport and control of potassium excretion. Ch. 9. Renal acidification mechanisms. Ch. 10. Renal transport of calcium, magnesium, and phosphorus. Ch. 11. Cell biology of vasopressin. Ch. 12. Urinary concentration and dilution. Ch. 13. Renal handling of organic anions and cations; excretion of uric acid. Ch. 14. Vasoactive peptides and the kidney. Ch. 15. Arachidonic acid metabolites and the kidney. Ch. 16. Control of extracellular fluid volume and pathophysiology of edema formation. Ch. 17. Pathophysiology of water metabolism. Ch. 18. Acid-base disorders. Ch. 19. Disorders of potassium balance. Ch. 20. Disturbances of calcium and magnesium metabolism. Ch. 21. Hypophosphatemia and phosphorus deficiency. Ch. 22. Laboratory assessment of renal disease: clearance, urinalysis, and renal biopsy. Ch. 23. Radiologic assessment of the kidney. Ch. 24. Acute renal failure. Ch. 25. Renal response to immunologic injury. Ch. 26. Primary glomerular diseases. Ch. 27. Secondary glomerular diseases. Ch. 28. Urinary tract infection, pyelonephritis, and reflux nephropathy. Ch. 29. Tubulointerstitial disease and toxic nephropathy. Ch. 30. Vascular diseases of the kidney. Ch. 31. Kidney and hypertension in pregnancy. Ch. 32. Inherited disorders of the renal tubule. Ch. 33. Cystic and developmental diseases of the kidney. Ch. 34. Diabetic nephropathy. Ch. 35. Nephrolithiasis. Ch. 36. Urinary tract obstruction. Ch. 37. Renal neplasia. Ch. 38. Renal and systemic manifestations of glomerular disease. Ch. 39. Nephron adaption to renal injury. Ch. 40. Essential hypertension. Ch. 41. Renovascular hypertension. Ch. 42. Hypertension due to renal parenchymal disease. Ch. 43. Pathophysiology of uremia. Ch. 44. Hematologic consequences of renal failure. Ch. 45. Vitamin D, Parathyroid hormone, and the renal osteodystrophies. Ch. 46. Diuretics. Ch. 47. Antihypertensive drugs. Ch. 48. Nutritional therapy of the uremic patient. Ch. 49. Medical aspects of hemodialysis. Ch. 50. Peritoneal dialysis. Ch. 51. Immunobiology of kidney transplantation. Ch. 52. Clinical aspects of renal transplantation. Ch. 53. Variables in selecting long-term therapy for uremic patients. Ch. 54. Ethical, social, and financial aspects of end-stage renal disease.