Treatments and Services
Evaluation and management of sudden kidney function decline, including identifying underlying causes and planning appropriate treatment.
Assessment and ongoing management of long-term kidney damage, with treatment aimed at preserving kidney function and managing complications.
Specialist care for kidney complications associated with diabetes, including monitoring kidney function and managing contributing risk factors.
Evaluation and management of kidney damage associated with high blood pressure, including monitoring kidney function and blood pressure control.
Assessment and specialist care for patients undergoing kidney transplantation, including transplant-related evaluation and post-transplant monitoring.
Medical assessment and management of patients who require dialysis to help remove waste products and excess fluid when kidney function is severely reduced.
Assessment and care for patients receiving peritoneal dialysis, a treatment that uses the lining of the abdomen to help remove waste products and excess fluid.
Evaluation and management of conditions affecting the kidney's filtering units, which may cause blood or protein in the urine and reduced kidney function.
A diagnostic procedure in which a small sample of kidney tissue is collected for examination to help identify the cause of certain kidney disorders.
Placement of a temporary catheter to provide vascular access for haemodialysis when urgent or short-term dialysis is required.
Placement of a longer-term dialysis catheter to provide vascular access for patients who require ongoing haemodialysis.
Placement of a catheter into the abdomen to enable peritoneal dialysis for suitable patients with kidney failure.