Nephrology Department

Nephrology

About

JIET Hospital's Nephrology department is renowned for managing and treating kidney-related ailments. Comprising expert Nephrologists, this department specializes in diagnosing and treating kidney diseases by employing various services like diagnostic testing, medication management, and dialysis. They are also instrumental in educating patients and their families about kidney diseases. The Nephrologists at JIET collaborate with various healthcare professionals like nurses, dietitians, social workers, and pharmacists to ensure a holistic treatment approach. Their work revolves around maintaining the patient's kidney function and promoting overall health by balancing essential substances like electrolytes and hormones. This comprehensive care approach positions the Nephrology department of JIET Hospital as a critical player in kidney health.

Key procedures (IPD)

  • Permeating Insertion: A medical procedure.
  • Kidney Biopsy: Diagnostic technique for kidney diseases.
  • Renal parenchymal diseases affect kidney tissue.
  • Diabetic nephropathy: Diabetes-induced kidney damage.
  • Polycystic kidney disease: Genetic renal disorder.
  • Reflux, obstructive nephropathies: Urinary tract disorders.
  • Chronic kidney disease: Long-term renal deterioration.
  • Acute kidney injury: Sudden kidney failure.

Key Services

  • 24/7 dialysis services
  • ICU patient dialysis
  • Ultrasound-guided renal biopsies
  • Diabetic, hypertensive, immune kidney disease consultancy
  • Pre/post-dialysis care
  • Post-transplant follow-ups

Key Equipment & Infrastructure

  • State-of-the-art Dialysis Units: Advanced, high-quality healthcare facilities.
  • Critical Care Dialysis: Specialized, urgent renal care.
  • Hemodialysis Machines: Technologically advanced, efficient equipment.
  • Trained Technologist: Highly skilled, qualified healthcare professionals.

In-House Investigations

  • CBC/CRF: Complete Blood Count and Chronic Renal Failure assessment.
  • Immunology/Markup: Analyzing immune response and genetic makeup.
  • USG Abdomen: Ultrasound for abdominal diagnosis.
  • CT: Computed Tomography scanning.
  • MRI: Magnetic Resonance Imaging technique.
  • Tromplaint Workup: Thrombophilia diagnostic procedure.

FAQs

  • The frequency of visits can vary depending on the severity of your kidney disease, the type of treatment you're undergoing, and other individual factors. Typically, those with advanced kidney disease or undergoing dialysis might see their nephrologist more frequently.

  • The frequency of visits can vary depending on the severity of your kidney disease, the type of treatment you're undergoing, and other individual factors. Typically, those with advanced kidney disease or undergoing dialysis might see their nephrologist more frequently.

  • Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a sudden episode of kidney failure or damage that happens within a few hours or a few days. It's often reversible with adequate treatment. Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a long-standing condition where the kidneys progressively lose their function over time, often over months to years.

  • Common symptoms include swelling in the legs, ankles, or feet, changes in urine output (more or less frequent), blood in the urine, high blood pressure, persistent fatigue, shortness of breath, and nausea. However, many kidney diseases might not produce symptoms until they're advanced.

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