The Role Of Peritoneal Dialysis In Chronic Kidney Disease Treatment
DR. SRIHARSHA GURRAM
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Feb 27, 2023
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Nephrology is an internal medicine discipline focusing on diagnosing and treating kidney problems. Because the kidney serves so many roles, nephrologists are experts not just in fundamental renal issues but also in the therapy of the systemic implications of kidney malfunction. Although early kidney disease prevention, detection, and management are essential to regular internal medicine practice, nephrologists are often relied upon to aid and manage more complex or advanced nephrology-related illnesses. A nephrologist is a medical specialist who specialises in kidney care and treating renal illnesses. Most patients do not see a nephrologist unless their primary care physician refers them. Seeing a nephrologist usually indicates that you have kidney-related symptoms from an unknown source or that you have health conditions that only a renal expert can cure.
Because of the chronic health disorders that develop concurrently, having your kidneys fail is much more likely than having your liver fail. Diabetes, obesity, heart disease, and high blood pressure are all risk factors for kidney disease, and they can also lead to high blood pressure and heart disease, even if you did not previously have these illnesses. Given its severity, nephrological conditions can not be ignored even to the slightest degree.
At Manipal Hospitals' Centre of Excellence in Nephrology, the expert teams of nephrologists, kidney transplant surgeons, Interventional Nephrology radiologists, and urologists collaborate to treat and diagnose the whole spectrum of kidney-related disorders. The quaternary care professionals at Manipal Hospital, Hebbal, have the knowledge to handle the most difficult situations sensitively in treating specific kidney problems that may cause issues in your regular life.
This speciality of nephrology deals with kidney transplants which is gaining popularity among patients suffering from end-stage renal disease.
A kidney biopsy involves taking one or more tiny samples of your kidney to look at with special microscopes.
This is a synthetic process that allows a dialysis machine to filter your blood, removing waste and water. The process assists the body's impaired kidney function and is usually adopted while the patient undergoes treatment for the underlying disease, or till a suitable donor kidney becomes available. In the dialysis machine, the blood passes through…
Sometimes it is impossible to find a compatible kidney donor. With urgency mounting, emergency cases may require an ABO incompatible kidney transplant.
This is a procedure by which a small piece of the kidney is surgically removed for lab testing. Biopsies are primarily used to test for cancer, but is also effective in detecting or confirming other forms of kidney disease. The biopsy can be done through minimally invasive methods, although sometimes a surgical biopsy may be needed to identify the…
A paired kidney exchange, also known as a ‘kidney swap occurs when a living kidney donor is incompatible with the recipient, and exchanges kidneys with another donor/recipient pair.
This procedure takes a healthy kidney from a deceased or living donor and transplants it into a patient whose kidneys have failed. Without functional kidneys, the body accumulates harmful amounts of waste and fluid, which is a life-threatening situation. Everyone has two kidneys, and it is possible to function normally with just one, this makes it…
CLKT is performed routinely in patients with cirrhosis and associated kidney diseases. Most of these patients have chronic renal failure due to parenchymal kidney diseases, in most cases glomerulopathy associated with alcoholic cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis B or C infection, or chronic renal failure due to kidney rejection after kidney transplantation.
Continuous renal replacement therapy (CRRT) is becoming the treatment of choice for critically ill paediatric patients as well as neonatal patients with acute kidney injury and congenital errors of metabolism.
Transvaginal route for kidney extraction (TVE) has emerged as a contemporary surgical option during laparoscopic donor nephrectomy to minimize scars and to offer donors cosmetic advantages in tandem with low post-operative pain.
Acute kidney injury (AKI) is a serious medical condition which affects lakhs of people. Most cases of AKI are caused by reduced blood flow to the kidneys, usually in a patient who’s unwell with a health condition. The reduced blood flow could be caused by severe dehydration from excessive vomiting or diarrhoea or low blood volume after bleeding. Patients…
Quaternary care, which is a highly specialised field in the medical profession, is at the core of our treatment protocol. This is because we have the finesse and state-of-the-art medical technology to equip our transplant surgeons to perform the most complex of kidney transplants. Along with this, we offer a range of services including dialysis, kidney biopsy, laparoscopic or robotic surgeries, and transplants, creating vascular access.
Statistics reveal that one out of three kidney patients waiting for a kidney transplant are unable to get one despite having a blood group-compatible donor kidney. This is precisely because the patient may have a tissue mismatch due to sensitization which results in a high chance of rejection. At Manipal Hospitals, these recipients undergo successful desensitisation therapy to achieve successful transplants. If you are a Bangalorean, you can avail of the treatment from the top-ranked nephrologists at the best kidney specialist hospital in Hebbal, Bangalore just by moving your fingers and typing Nephrologist Near me.
Desensitisation services available are:
The range of Outpatient and In-patient services includes in-centre daycare procedures such as dialysis. This encompasses the entire spectrum of dialysis services that include:
Hemodialysis IP & OP (Adult/Pediatric/Neonatal)
Peritoneal Dialysis
CAPD/CCPD (Adult/Pediatric)
SLED - Sustained Low-Efficiency Dialysis
CRRT- Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy
Nocturnal Dialysis
Plasmapheresis
Mobile Dialysis
Online Hemodiafiltration HDF.
Patients visit the Nephrology department at Manipal Hospitals Hebbal - Bengaluru for expert diagnosis, advanced treatment, and personalized care. The department specializes in managing Transplant medicine, Kidney Biopsy, Hemodialysis, ABO incompatible and paired exchange transplantation, Renal Biopsy, Swap Kidney transplantations, Kidney Transplantation, Combined Liver and kidney transplant, Neonatal and Paediatric CRRT procedure, Laparoscopic Donor Nephrectomy, Critical Care Nephrology, ensuring world-class medical support for patients.
The Nephrology department at Manipal Hospitals Hebbal - Bengaluru provides a wide range of treatments, including:
To book an appointment with a Nephrology expert at Manipal Hospitals Hebbal - Bengaluru, please call 1800 102 5555. Our dedicated team will assist you in scheduling a convenient consultation.
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At Manipal Hospitals Hebbal - Bengaluru, we offer facilities such as:
The range of Outpatient and In-patient services includes in-centre daycare procedures such as dialysis. This encompasses the entire spectrum of dialysis services that include:
Hemodialysis IP & OP (Adult/Pediatric/Neonatal)
Peritoneal Dialysis
CAPD/CCPD (Adult/Pediatric)
SLED - Sustained Low-Efficiency Dialysis
CRRT- Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy
Nocturnal Dialysis
Plasmapheresis
Mobile Dialysis
Online Hemodiafiltration HDF.
Our team ensures precise diagnosis and treatment planning for each patient.
Because of the chronic health disorders that develop concurrently, having your kidneys fail is much more likely than having your liver fail. Diabetes, obesity, heart disease, and high blood pressure are all risk factors for kidney disease, and they can also lead to high blood pressure and heart disease, even if you did not previously have these illnesses. Given its severity, nephrological conditions can not be ignored even to the slightest degree.
At Manipal Hospitals' Centre of Excellence in Nephrology, the expert teams of nephrologists, kidney transplant surgeons, Interventional Nephrology radiologists, and urologists collaborate to treat and diagnose the whole spectrum of kidney-related disorders. The quaternary care professionals at Manipal Hospital, Hebbal, have the knowledge to handle the most difficult situations sensitively in treating specific kidney problems that may cause issues in your regular life.
After gathering general information about your health from you, your nephrologist will review your medical history, and do a complete physical examination. Then he might order blood and urine tests to determine the functioning of your kidneys.
It is responsible for the diagnosis and treatment of the disorders of the renal system such as 1.Protein in the Urine 2.Blood in the urine 3.Renal failure: A) Acute and B) Chronic 4.Kidney disease 5.Kidney stones 6.Kidney infections 7.Polycystic kidney disease 8.Cardiorenal syndrome (CRS) 9.Hepato renal problems (Liver and Kidney) 10.The systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) 11.Nephrotic syndrome 12.End-stage kidney disease
Kidneys are responsible for the removal of waste for the body by filtering the body's blood and producing urine. But in a circumstance of Kidney failure, the kidney loses 85 to 90% of its functionality, leading to the need for dialysis, which will filter the blood for waste, salt, and extra water.
Also called ESRD, end-stage renal disease is the last stage of chronic kidney disease. When kidneys fail, it means it has stopped working, and the patient needs dialysis or a kidney transplant to survive. If it is acute meaning temporary can be corrected in most instances.
Patients with chronic irreversible kidney disease who do not respond to any medical treatments, and are either on dialysis or would need dialysis will be eligible for a kidney transplant.
Having a medical condition like kidney failure or a chronic kidney condition can affect your whole life. Manipal Hospitals has dedicated to providing high-quality, personalized care and building long-term partnerships with its patients. Contact us to know more about nephrological problems and book an appointment with one of our Nephrology specialists today.
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