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Worldwide, practicing nephrologists often need rapid and easily accessible information on evidence-based management for kidney patients, both in hospital and outpatient clinic settings. Kidney disease is a growing public health burden: patients with kidney disease have multiple associated health conditions and need care from a diverse group of healthcare professionals. The need for practical, evidence-based treatment recommendations for patients with kidney disease in all healthcare settings, that is mindful of available resources, has never been more evident than during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This book brings together the expertise of kidney health specialists from all over the world to provide practical management guidance for all regions, with variable healthcare resources and accessibility. The practice points inte­grated into each chapter are useful short practical reminders in the steps of management. Appropriate references, including recent guidelines, have been cited. The authors have incorporated recent KDIGO and other national guide­lines, where available and appropriate. We are enormously grateful to KDIGO for endorsing the use of all available KDIGO guidelines and conference updates in the book.

The case-based approach is oriented towards illustrating the clinical pic­ture, explaining the current understanding of the pathophysiology and man­agement, which we hope will help outline the ‘why’ and ‘how’ aspects of routine patient care.

Updating knowledge in all aspects of kidney care can be daunting, not only for practicing nephrologists but also for trainees before examinations. The case-based, management focused, up-to-date approach to illustrating all kidney conditions, including kidney replacement therapies, will also aid con­textualisation and revision for end-of-training examinations.

Another unique feature of this book is Springer’s interactive flashcards, with 270 practice questions, authored by our international experts, which will help trainees—and fully trained nephrologists—consolidate their knowledge, monitor progress and learn from the available explanations.

We wish to thank all of our expert international authors for their fantas­tic work in putting together each chapter; to our publishing team, in par­ticular Melissa Morton and Mahalakshmi Sathish Babu, for their tireless support throughout the development of this book; to our colleagues and trainees for continuing to inspire and motivate us; and of course most of all to our families for sacrificing the time, space and support to complete this important project.