Dr. Horacio Adrogue is a board-certified nephrologist and transplant nephrologist with a specialization in amyloidosis. In this session he will share information about how amyloidosis impacts the kidneys. He will also answer your kidney related amyloidosis questions.

Dr. Horacio E. Adrogue, MD, FASN, is an Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine and Director of the Transplant Nephrology Fellowship at Houston Methodist’s Division of Renal Diseases & Hypertension. A board-certified nephrologist, he specializes in kidney disease, transplant care, and hypertension management.

Learn how Carpal Tunnel Syndrome can be an early warning sign of amyloidosis. We’ll explore the link between nerve compression and amyloid buildup, symptoms to watch for, and what patients should know about diagnosis and treatment options.

Dr. Shari R. Liberman, MD, is an orthopedic hand and upper‑extremity surgeon at Houston Methodist in Houston, TX. Board‑certified in orthopedic and hand surgery, she earned her MD at Temple University, trained at Baylor and Stanford, and serves as residency program director.

Confused by your lab results? This session breaks down common amyloidosis blood tests, what they measure, and how they relate to your diagnosis and treatment. Learn to better understand your numbers and ask the right questions at your next appointment.

Dr. Kelty R. Baker, MD, is a board‑certified hematologist at Houston Methodist in Houston, TX. A Baylor College of Medicine graduate (1993), she completed residency in internal medicine (1997) and fellowship in hematology (1999). She specializes in blood disorders including leukemia, lymphoma, anemia, and clotting conditions, and serves on faculty at Baylor.

Bring your amyloidosis stories, questions, fears, and revelations! This open group discussion is a chance to connect, share, and learn from others living with amyloidosis. No topic is off-limits—your voice and experience matter.