Comprehensive nephrology care for patients undergoing renal transplantation, including evaluation before transplant, medical optimisation, transplant-related management, and long-term follow-up.
Ongoing monitoring of kidney function, immunosuppressive medicines, rejection risk, infections, and other complications following kidney transplantation.
Diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the kidney’s filtering units, including immune-mediated glomerular disorders and other complex renal diseases.
Long-term care for autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease, including monitoring of kidney function, blood pressure, cyst-related complications, and disease progression.
Evaluation and medical management of kidney stone disease, including assessment of metabolic risk factors and prevention of recurrent stones.
Advanced renal replacement therapy for critically ill patients with severe kidney dysfunction, acute kidney injury, fluid overload, or multi-organ failure.
A home-based dialysis option that uses the lining of the abdomen to remove waste products and excess fluid from the body.
Home-based haemodialysis programmes may allow selected patients to receive dialysis outside the hospital under structured medical supervision.
Long-term management of chronic kidney disease with regular monitoring, blood pressure control, medication, lifestyle guidance, and prevention of further kidney damage.
Evaluation and treatment of high blood pressure, including difficult-to-control hypertension associated with kidney disease.
Specialised nephrology care for patients with cancer who develop kidney problems related to the disease, chemotherapy, targeted therapy, immune treatment, or other cancer therapies.
Selection and management of appropriate dialysis or transplant-based treatment for patients with advanced kidney failure.
Assessment and management of immune-related factors affecting kidney transplant outcomes, including rejection risk and immunosuppressive therapy.