4 Best Nephrologists in Mamji Hospital, Karachi

Who are the best nephrologists in Mamji Hospital?

The best nephrologists in Mamji Hospital are:

• Dr. Anita Haroon who practices at OMI HospitalSaifee HospitalThe Aga Khan Hospital (Karimabad)and Mamji Hospital
• Dr. Azib Aftab who practices at National Medical Centre (Karachi)South City Hospitaland Mamji Hospital
• Dr. Wajeeha Elahi who practices at Hashmanis Hospital (Saddar)Taj Medical Complex (TMC)Usman Memorial Hospital (UMH)and Mamji Hospital

How can I find and book an appointment with a nephrologist in Mamji Hospital?

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Who is a nephrologist?

Nephrologists (گردے کا ڈاکٹر) are doctors who diagnose, investigate, treat and manage all types of diseases and disorders that affect the kidneys.

A primary care physician is knowledgeable enough to deal with the early disorders of the kidneys, however, for more severe illnesses, specialized care is appropriate, as provided by a nephrologist in Mamji Hospital. Your primary healthcare provider will refer you to the care of a nephrologist if they think you need specialist advice.

How to become a nephrologist in Pakistan?

Following the five years of graduation in medicine and surgery (MBBS), and the mandatory house-job, nephrologists (گردے کا ڈاکٹر) enroll in a four-year residency program in nephrology, where they also have rotations in general medicine. This can be followed by further training in fellowship programs and post-graduation. Continual practice and medical education credits are important for a nephrologist.

What kinds of nephrologists are there?

Nephrologists (گردے کا ڈاکٹر) can choose to specialize in a narrower field through additional training and research. Nephrology subspecialties include:

• Kidney transplant specialists: evaluate and treat patients with end-stage renal disease who require transplants for better health.
• Onco-nephrologists: treat cancers of the kidneys
• Interventional nephrologists: perform non-surgical interventional procedures related to kidney disorders on patients.
• Pediatric nephrologists: treat children and newborn babies with kidney diseases.

What are nephrologists called in Pakistan?

• Nephro specialist
• Kidney doctor
• Kidney specialist
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