Nephrology Helping you manage what’s quiet, chronic, and often misunderstood

Performed regularly for patients with end-stage renal disease or temporary renal shutdown, hemodialysis removes waste, toxins, and excess fluid from the blood using a dialysis machine.

A home-based dialysis method in which dialysis fluid is exchanged through a catheter in the abdomen multiple times a day, offering flexibility and independence for suitable patients.

A slow, gentle dialysis option used in ICU settings, ideal for critically ill patients who cannot tolerate standard hemodialysis due to low blood pressure or instability.

Dialysis is provided at the bedside in the ICU for patients with multi-organ failure or acute kidney injury, ensuring timely intervention without the need for transfer.

Advanced modalities performed at the patient’s bedside, especially in critical care, providing tailored and gentle dialysis support based on the patient's condition and hemodynamic stability.

Separate dialysis units are maintained for patients with infectious diseases to prevent cross-contamination and maintain the highest standards of infection control.

Temporary and tunneled dialysis catheters are inserted under aseptic conditions to provide vascular access for patients requiring hemodialysis, especially in acute or emergency settings.

For long-term dialysis needs, permanent catheter (Permcath) placements are performed by experienced vascular surgeons, ensuring durable access with minimal complication risk.

A minimally invasive procedure where a small tissue sample is taken from the kidney under ultrasound guidance to diagnose glomerular, interstitial, or vascular kidney diseases.

A blood purification technique used to remove harmful antibodies in conditions such as lupus nephritis or rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis, improving response to immunosuppressive therapy.

We offer comprehensive pre- and post-transplant nephrology support for kidney transplant patients in close coordination with our expert urology and transplant surgery teams.

Includes thorough medical, immunological, and psychosocial assessments to determine transplant suitability and optimize donor-recipient matching

We carefully screen and select donors, offering both living and deceased donor options with thorough workups to guarantee safety and compatibility.

Our multidisciplinary transplant team collaborates continuously—including nephrologists, urologists, transplant surgeons, anesthesiologists, and allied health professionals—to provide seamless care throughout the transplantation process.

We perform state-of-the-art transplant surgeries in advanced operating theaters, prioritizing patient safety and successful outcomes.

We closely monitor post-transplant patients, managing immunosuppressive therapy, assessing graft function, surveilling for infections, and detecting complications early.

We offer patient education and counseling to support medication adherence, lifestyle adjustments, dietary guidance, and awareness of rejection signs.

We provide long-term follow-up care aimed at maximizing graft survival and overall patient well-being.