Visual Grammar
Visual Grammar of Renal Pathology
Do not start with the diagnosis. Start with the pattern.
BiopsyIQ™ teaches learners to approach kidney biopsy interpretation through a structured sequence: identify the compartment, recognize the stain or modality, describe the pattern of injury, distinguish active from chronic lesions, and connect the findings to clinical nephrology.
Core reasoning messages
- Step 1
See the compartment.
- Step 2
Recognize the stain.
- Step 3
Name the pattern.
- Step 4
Decide active vs chronic.
- Step 5
Then build the diagnosis.
Modules
- 01Open →
Systematic Kidney Biopsy Approach
The seven-step review sequence: low-power survey → adequacy → compartment → stain/modality → pattern → active vs chronic → clinicopathologic correlation.
- 02Open →
Stain and Modality Recognition
H&E, PAS, Jones silver, trichrome, IF, EM — what each is best for and what to look for.
- 03Open →
Compartment-Based Pattern Recognition
Glomerular, tubular, interstitial, vascular — start with the compartment before naming a pattern.
- 04Open →
Glomerular Pattern Recognition
Ten glomerular patterns with best stain/modality, pathophysiology, differential, and board-style questions.
- 05Open →
Immune Deposition and Pathogenesis
Integrate LM, IF, and EM across immune-complex, pauci-immune, anti-GBM, monoclonal Ig, and complement-dominant disease.
- 06
Tubulointerstitial Pattern RecognitionComing soon
Acute tubular injury, acute interstitial nephritis, and chronic tubulointerstitial disease with IFTA grading.
- 07
Chronicity and PrognosisComing soon
Estimate chronic damage and reason about treatment-responsiveness vs irreversible injury.
- 08
Clinicopathologic CorrelationComing soon
Case-based synthesis integrating clinical, LM, IF, and EM findings across nephrotic, nephritic, RPGN, AKI, CKD, and transplant syndromes.
- 09
Adaptive Learning DashboardComing soon
Per-category performance tracking with adaptive module recommendations.
- 10
Educator and IP-Oriented DesignComing soon
Faculty case upload, tagging, board-style questions, cohort analytics, and permissioned image workflow.
Educational use only. BiopsyIQ™ is not intended for clinical diagnosis or patient care decisions.