Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta is a senior nephrologist in Kolkata specialising in the diagnosis and management of kidney diseases, kidney failure, dialysis requirements and transplant-related nephrology care.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta evaluates patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD), including reduced kidney function and complications caused by diabetes or hypertension. Management may include medication, monitoring and preparation for renal replacement therapy.
Acute kidney injury can cause a sudden decline in kidney function. Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta provides specialist assessment for acute kidney problems, including critically ill patients who may require renal replacement therapy.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta manages advanced kidney disease and kidney failure. Treatment options may include medication, dialysis or kidney transplant evaluation depending on the patient's clinical condition.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta has extensive experience in haemodialysis, which removes waste products and excess fluid from the blood when the kidneys cannot perform these functions adequately.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta has played an important role in advancing peritoneal dialysis in eastern India. This form of dialysis uses the abdominal lining as a membrane to remove waste and excess fluid.
CAPD is a form of peritoneal dialysis that allows suitable patients to perform dialysis exchanges outside a hospital. Dr. Dutta has contributed to the development and adoption of chronic peritoneal dialysis programmes.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta has expertise in CRRT, a slower and continuous form of dialysis used for selected critically ill patients, particularly when conventional dialysis may be difficult to tolerate.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta has documented expertise in plasmapheresis, a procedure that separates and replaces or treats components of blood plasma in selected medical conditions.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta provides nephrology assessment for patients with advanced kidney disease who may be considered for transplantation. Evaluation includes kidney function, medical fitness and transplant-related risk assessment.
Nephrology follow-up after kidney transplantation includes monitoring kidney function, immunosuppressive treatment and possible complications. Dr. Dutta has extensive experience in transplantation-related kidney care.
Diabetes can damage the kidneys over time. Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta evaluates diabetic kidney disease and coordinates care to manage kidney function, blood pressure and associated complications.
High blood pressure can contribute to kidney damage, while kidney disease may also worsen hypertension. Dr. Dutta provides nephrology assessment and management of kidney-related blood pressure problems.
Proteinuria refers to excess protein in urine and may indicate kidney disease. Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta evaluates abnormal urine protein findings and recommends investigations based on the suspected underlying cause.
Blood in urine may arise from kidney disease or other urinary tract conditions. Dr. Dutta evaluates suspected kidney-related causes and recommends appropriate tests or specialist referrals.
Glomerulonephritis involves inflammation or injury of the kidney's filtering units. Dr. Dutta evaluates suspected glomerular disease and develops treatment plans based on clinical findings and diagnostic investigations.
Nephrotic syndrome can cause significant protein loss in urine, swelling and other complications. Dr. Dutta provides specialist evaluation and medical management of kidney conditions associated with nephrotic syndrome.
Kidney disorders may affect potassium, sodium and other electrolyte levels. Dr. Dutta evaluates electrolyte abnormalities and determines appropriate medical treatment or dialysis requirements.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta has expertise in kidney care for critically ill patients, including renal replacement therapy for severe acute kidney injury and complex fluid or electrolyte disturbances.
Dr. Arup Ratan Dutta has extensive experience in long-term dialysis care. His clinical focus includes dialysis quality, treatment planning and monitoring patients requiring ongoing renal replacement therapy.