SPECIALITIES
Dept. of Nephrology with Renal transplant Center
Complete support and care for acute and chronic kidney diseases. Our experienced doctors are skilled in conducting advanced diagnostic and surgical procedures using the very best in modern infrastructure.Our team of nephrologists, nurses, dieticians, and trained technicians provide dialysis services for patients of all ages.
Our Expertise
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Hemodialysis
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Peritoneal Dialysis
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Acute and chronic Kidney disease
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Diabetic with Fluid,Electrolyte disease
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Kidney related Metabolic disorders
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Kidney Transplantation
Facilities and Infrastructure
5008 Machine(Safest from modern technology) safe for low BP patients as well
Dedicated Renal
Transplant Unit
State of the Art HD and
Low Flow Dialysis units
Our Doctors
Frequently Asked Questions
This is dependent on the donor and patient’s age and other medical issues. On average a kidney transplant from a living donor lasts 20-25 years and from a deceased donor for 15-20 years. Speak to your doctor for what is going to be relevant for your case.
If the person has some other life-threatening disease such as severe heart disease, infections that cannot be cured, or cancer; or a history of chronic noncompliance to treatments, chronic or ongoing drug or alcohol abuse, or untreated serious psychiatric disorders then they may not be eligible for a kidney transplant. Only after successful treatment of such diseases and conditions will the possibility of a transplant be considered.
Your doctor can help you choose the type of dialysis that is better suited to you. There are 2 types. Peritoneal dialysis is where blood filtered within the lining of the abdomen. This can be done at home and the patient can carry on with regular activities. But, it has to be done everyday. In haemodialysis the blood is filtered outside the body. The procedure takes upto 4 hours and has to be repeated thrice a week.
