Presented by: Dr Amber Molnar.
Objectives:
1. Discuss how and when treatment response for lupus nephritis is determined.
2. Define refractory lupus nephritis or less than optimal treatment response.
3. Discuss the causes of poor treatment response.
4. Summarize the evidence and treatment approach for refractory lupus nephritis.
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