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Nephrology (Kidney) Hospital, India
Nephrology is primarily a medical discipline housed by pediatric medicine which deals with the ailments of the kidneys, right from diagnosis to cure. Nephrology also examines the systemic disorders that affect the kidneys, like hypertension and osteodystrophy. There are certain conditions known as acquired diseases where the illness is not only restricted within the organ and may require critical care. Such conditions include but are not limited to ANCA vasculitis, lupus, and genetic / congenital illnesses. If you are looking for a nephrologist in India, come to Fortis Hospitals.

Department

The Department of Nephrology at Fortis Hospitals India, provides comprehensive care to the patients across the spectrum of acute and chronic kidney diseases including dialysis and kidney Transplant. The departments' transplant facilities are engineered to deliver quality care and successful outcomes even in ABO incompatible transplants. Our team of experienced doctors is recognized for its superior clinical skills and for treating all categories of patients ranging from children to adults. We have an eminent team of kidney transplant specialists, nephrologists, urologists and the technical expertise needed to meet the challenges in conducting multiple lifesaving procedures.

We offer the most advanced diagnostics, comprehensive preoperative evaluation and dialysis support, the latest facilities available in procedures, and complete post-operative care to minimize chances of infection. We also provide dialysis service driven by an efficient team of nephrologists, nurses, and certified haemodialysis technicians along with registered dieticians. Peritoneal, nocturnal dialysis, haemodialysis, SCED & CRRT are provided to both children and adults. We have special expertise in performing Kidney Transplants with more than 1500 kidney transplants including complex kidney transplants like pediatric transplants, HIV positive transplants, Cadaveric transplants, ABO incompatible transplants, performed by some of the best kidney doctors in India. The patients suffering from kidney diseases need superior quality care, hope and guidance and we take pride in our team's efforts to achieve successful outcomes for our patients. We ensure patients' comfort and satisfaction through our services.

Why Choose Us

  • Experienced doctors backed by highly skilled paramedics
  • More than 37 year of clinical experience
  • Best in class medical services
  • Highly Advanced Medical Care
  • 24*7 well equipped Ambulance and Emergency Services
  • JCI and NABH Certified Hospital(Fortis Hospitals)

Diseases and Treatment

  • Treatment
  • In case of chronic kidney disease, it would be treated by curing the conditions which cause it, one of the most common conditions being diabetes, or by avoiding elements harmful to the kidneys, antihy pertensives, weight and food modification, and / or managing an end stage renal failure.

    Vasculitis is a kind of inflammatory (or Auto-immune) kidney disease which is usually treated using immunosuppression.

Our Team of Experts

  • Dr. Ajit Singh Narula
    PRINCIPAL DIRECTOR NEPHROLOGY
    Nephrology
  • Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta
    DIRECTOR NEPHROLOGY
    Nephrology
  • Dr. Deepak Kalra
    SENIOR DIRECTOR & HOD NEPHROLOGY
    Nephrology
  • Dr. Navdeep Singh Khaira
    DIRECTOR NEPHROLOGY
    Nephrology
  • Dr. Salil Jain
    SENIOR DIRECTOR & HOD NEPHROLOGY & RENAL TRANSPLANT
    Nephrology

FAQs

  • What is nephrology?
    Nephrology is a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of kidney diseases and disorders.
  • What are some common kidney diseases?
    Common kidney diseases include chronic kidney disease (CKD), glomerulonephritis, polycystic kidney disease (PKD), kidney stones, urinary tract infections (UTIs), and kidney cancer.
  • What are the symptoms of kidney disease?
    Symptoms of kidney disease can vary depending on the specific condition, but common symptoms include changes in urine frequency and color, blood in the urine, fatigue, swelling in the legs or ankles, high blood pressure, and decreased appetite.
  • How is kidney disease diagnosed?
    Diagnosis of kidney disease involves a combination of medical history evaluation, physical examination, laboratory tests (such as blood and urine tests), imaging studies (like ultrasound or CT scan), and sometimes kidney biopsy.
  • Can kidney disease be prevented?
    Some types of kidney disease can be prevented or their progression can be slowed through lifestyle modifications such as maintaining a healthy diet, exercising regularly, managing blood pressure and diabetes, avoiding excessive alcohol consumption, and not smoking.
  • What are the treatment options for kidney disease?
    Treatment options for kidney disease depend on the specific condition but may include medication management, lifestyle changes (such as dietary modifications), blood pressure control, dialysis (hemodialysis or peritoneal dialysis), and kidney transplantation.
  • How often should someone with kidney disease be monitored?
    The frequency of monitoring for kidney disease depends on the stage and severity of the condition. Generally, individuals with kidney disease should have regular check-ups with their nephrologist and undergo periodic blood and urine tests to monitor kidney function.
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