Dept. of <b>Nephrology with Dialysis </b>

NABH-ready NMC-compliant

Dept. of Nephrology with Dialysis

Advanced Kidney and Renal Care

Expert care for kidney disorders with advanced dialysis and personalized treatment.

NABH-ready NMC-compliant

Dept. of Nephrology with Dialysis

Advanced Kidney and Renal Care

Expert care for kidney disorders with advanced dialysis and personalized treatment.

Overview

Comprehensive kidney care—from prevention and early diagnosis to advanced intensive-care dialysis and renal transplantation. Our unit integrates Nephrology, Urology, Critical Care, and Radiology to deliver safe, protocol-driven outcomes round the clock.

Treatment

Sudden decline in kidney function over hours–days due to dehydration, sepsis, drugs, or obstruction. Treated by reversing the cause, fluid/electrolyte balance, and temporary dialysis if required.

Why Choose NSMCH for Kidney Care

Full-spectrum services

OPD, emergency dialysis, ICU-dialysis (CRRT/PIRRT), HDF, plasma apheresis, renal transplant program

Expert team

Experienced nephrologists, transplant surgeons, dialysis technologists, and transplant coordinators

ICU-integrated dialysis

Continuous monitoring for hemodynamically unstable patients

Quality & safety

RO water systems, strict infection control, antibiotic stewardship, and checklist-based surgical safety

Patient-centric care

Individualized dialysis prescriptions, dietitian support, social worker/TPA assistance, and 24×7 coverage

Our Specialty

Nephrology Services

Resistant Hypertension
Nephrotic Syndrome
Pregnancy-Related Kidney Issues
Glomerular disease management
Chronic kidney disease care
Electrolyte & Acid-Base Therapy

Diagnostics & Evaluation

Kidney function and urine tests
Protein/albumin quantification
USG/CT/MRI imaging
Serology and immunology
Kidney biopsy (USG-guided)
Pre-transplant Cardiac & Vascular Clearance

Dialysis & Advanced Therapies

Hemodialysis (HD) and hemodiafiltration (HDF)
Continuous/deferred renal replacement therapy (CRRT, PIRRT)
Peritoneal dialysis (PD), CAPD/APD support
Plasma apheresis for select renal cases
Infection prevention in dialysis
Dialysis for ICU/critical patients

Renal Care & Support

AV fistula/graft/catheter access
Vascular access surveillance/salvage
Renal diet and lifestyle counseling
CKD anemia and bone disease management
Medication, vaccination, long-term follow-up

Modern Technology & Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Patients with acute kidney injury or advanced CKD with symptoms may need HD, HDF, PD, CRRT, or PIRRT based on hemodynamic stability.

HDF adds convective clearance to remove middle molecules more effectively, improving symptom control in selected patients.

In ICU patients with low blood pressure or sepsis where conventional HD is not tolerated.

A longer session (6–12 hours) providing gentler fluid and solute removal than standard HD, useful for select ICU/step-down patients.

Autoimmune and antibody-mediated kidney diseases and select toxin exposures.

Sudden shortness of breath, chest discomfort, severe swelling, confusion, or very low/no urine output.

Our Specialty

Nephrology Services

Resistant Hypertension
Nephrotic Syndrome
Pregnancy-Related Kidney Issues
Glomerular disease management
Chronic kidney disease care
Electrolyte & Acid-Base Therapy

Diagnostics & Evaluation

Kidney function and urine tests
Protein/albumin quantification
USG/CT/MRI imaging
Serology and immunology
Kidney biopsy (USG-guided)
Pre-transplant Cardiac & Vascular Clearance

Dialysis & Advanced Therapies

Hemodialysis (HD) and hemodiafiltration (HDF)
Continuous/deferred renal replacement therapy (CRRT, PIRRT)
Peritoneal dialysis (PD), CAPD/APD support
Plasma apheresis for select renal cases
Infection prevention in dialysis
Dialysis for ICU/critical patients

Renal Care & Support

AV fistula/graft/catheter access
Vascular access surveillance/salvage
Renal diet and lifestyle counseling
CKD anemia and bone disease management
Medication, vaccination, long-term follow-up

Frequently Asked Questions

Patients with acute kidney injury or advanced CKD with symptoms may need HD, HDF, PD, CRRT, or PIRRT based on hemodynamic stability.

HDF adds convective clearance to remove middle molecules more effectively, improving symptom control in selected patients.

In ICU patients with low blood pressure or sepsis where conventional HD is not tolerated.

A longer session (6–12 hours) providing gentler fluid and solute removal than standard HD, useful for select ICU/step-down patients.

Autoimmune and antibody-mediated kidney diseases and select toxin exposures.

Sudden shortness of breath, chest discomfort, severe swelling, confusion, or very low/no urine output.

Dept. of Nephrology with Dialysis

Advanced Kidney and Renal Care

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FOR MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS

For 24×7 Emergency

Dept. of Nephrology with Dialysis

Advanced Kidney and Renal Care

Overview

Treatment

Why Choose NSMCH for Kidney Care

Full-spectrum services

Expert team

ICU-integrated dialysis

Quality & safety

Patient-centric care

Our Specialty

Modern Technology & Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Find Your Way

FOR MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS

For 24×7 Emergency

Overview

Treatment

Why Choose NSMCH for Kidney Care

Full-spectrum services

Expert team

ICU-integrated dialysis

Quality & safety

Patient-centric care

Our Specialty

Modern Technology & Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Hospital

Admissions

Dept. of Nephrology with Dialysis

Advanced Kidney and Renal Care

Broad Specialty Departments

Super Specialty Clinic

Diagnostics

Hospital

Admissions

Dept. of Nephrology with Dialysis

Advanced Kidney and Renal Care

Broad Specialty Departments

Super Specialty Clinic

Diagnostics

Overview

Treatment

Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)›

Diabetic Kidney Disease (DKD)›

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)›

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)›

Electrolyte & Acid–Base Disorders›

Pediatric Kidney Disorders›

Why Choose NSMCH for Kidney Care

Full-spectrum services

Expert team

ICU-integrated dialysis

Quality & safety

Patient-centric care

Our Specialty

Modern Technology & Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Who needs dialysis?

Q. How is HDF different from standard dialysis?

Q. When is CRRT preferred?

Q. What is PIRRT?

Q. What is plasma apheresis used for?

Q. What are signs to seek urgent care?

Overview

Treatment

Acute Kidney Injury (AKI)›

Diabetic Kidney Disease (DKD)›

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD)›

Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD)›

Electrolyte & Acid–Base Disorders›

Pediatric Kidney Disorders›

Why Choose NSMCH for Kidney Care

Full-spectrum services

Expert team

ICU-integrated dialysis

Quality & safety

Patient-centric care

Our Specialty

Modern Technology & Facilities

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Who needs dialysis?

Q. How is HDF different from standard dialysis?

Q. When is CRRT preferred?

Q. What is PIRRT?

Q. What is plasma apheresis used for?

Q. What are signs to seek urgent care?