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Nephrologist and Kidney Transplant Dr Amit Kumar
Director And Head Of The Department Of Nephrology And Renal Transplantation At Sanar International Hospital
Dr. Amit Kumar is a nephrology expert and well-known figure in the area of kidney transplantation. He has more than 8 years of professional expertise in Nephrology and has participated in over 600 kidney transplants. Some of the most difficult transplant operations are ABO-incompatible transplants
About the Doctor
Dr. Amit Kumar is a nephrology expert and well-known figure in the area of kidney transplantation. He has more than 8 years of professional expertise in Nephrology and has participated in over 600 kidney transplants. Some of the most difficult transplant operations are ABO-incompatible transplants, transplants in highly sensitive patients, and high-risk transplants accompanied by major comorbidities.
Areas of Expertise
Renal Transplants (including high-risk, ABO-incompatible, HLA incompatible, pts with comorbidities, etc.), vascular access: -HD catheter and Permacath placement, AVF creations, Peritoneal dialysis catheter insertion Kidney Biopsy, Managing Acute and Chronic kidney disease, All Glomerular diseases, Diabetes and HTN related kidney disease, Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis Programme, Hemodiafiltration, SLED, CRRT
Education & Qualifications
MBBS from PGIMS Rohtak in Haryana
MD from PGIMS Rohtak in Haryana
DM Nephrology from AIIMS in New Delhi
Professional Experience
BLK Max Superspeciality Hospital
University of Health Sciences
Associated Hospitals
Treatments & Procedures
Renal Transplants (including high-risk, ABO-incompatible, HLA incompatible, pts with comorbidities, etc.), vascular access: -HD catheter and Permacath placement, AVF creations, Peritoneal dialysis catheter insertion Kidney Biopsy, Hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis Programme
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