Overview

The Department of Nephrology at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, established in 2012, stands as a pivotal institution in the realm of renal health, offering a myriad of opportunities for students seeking to delve into the complexities of nephrology and renal transplantation.

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One of the noteworthy facets of the department is its comprehensive dialysis unit, equipped with over 40 state-of-the-art dialysis machines.

These machines, coupled with round-the-clock availability, cater to both outpatient and emergency dialysis needs, exemplifying the department's commitment to providing timely and advanced care. With a staggering monthly average of over 2800 dialysis sessions, students are exposed to a high-volume clinical environment, facilitating hands-on learning experiences and fostering proficiency in dialysis procedures.

comprehensive dialysis unit, equipped with

40

state-of-the-art dialysis machines.

with a staggering monthly average of over

2800

dialysis sessions

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Furthermore, the department boasts an intensive care unit (ICU) dialysis facility, ensuring prompt and specialized care for patients in critical conditions.

This feature not only underscores the department's dedication to patient-centric care but also offers students an invaluable opportunity to witness and participate in the management of complex cases, honing their skills under exigent circumstances.

Beyond dialysis, the department offers a spectrum of advanced modalities such as SLED, plasmapheresis, CAPD, and CRRT, providing students with exposure to diverse treatment modalities and enhancing their understanding of renal disease management.

Central to the department's educational landscape is its Interventional Nephrology Program, renowned nationally for its pioneering procedures.
Central to the department

Under the guidance of experienced faculty, students partake in a range of interventions including ultrasound-guided temporary and fluoroscopy-guided tunneled hemodialysis catheter insertions, ultrasound-guided renal biopsies, percutaneous CAPD catheter insertions, and AV fistula creation.

This hands-on involvement in procedural medicine not only fortifies students' technical aptitude but also cultivates critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for clinical practice.

Moreover, the department spearheads the Renal Transplant Program at Mahatma Gandhi Hospital, offering students a unique opportunity to engage in the intricacies of transplant medicine. With an average of 30-35 transplants performed monthly, students are exposed to the entire transplant process, from donor evaluation to post-transplant care, thus gaining comprehensive insight into the multifaceted domain of renal transplantation.

With an average

30-35

transplants performed monthly

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The Nephrology Department at Mahatma Gandhi University of Medical Sciences and Technology, Jaipur

Emerges as a fertile ground for student learning and growth, offering a rich tapestry of clinical experiences, educational opportunities, and research prospects in the realm of nephrology and renal transplantation. Through its robust infrastructure, advanced technologies, and pioneering programs, the department empowers students to become adept clinicians, equipped to address the evolving challenges in renal healthcare with competence and compassion.