Procedure Duration: Stenting procedure duration varies depending on the condition and clinical requirements.
Discharge: Same-day discharge may be considered for eligible patients following clinical assessment.
Pain and Scarring: Discomfort and scarring risks depend on the procedure and access site. Discuss these with your treating specialist.
Arteriovenous (AV) Fistula: Native AV fistula and prosthetic graft options for haemodialysis access.
Dialysis Catheters: Temporary jugular venous catheters and permanent dialysis catheters (PermCath), depending on clinical requirements.
Peritoneal Dialysis: An alternative dialysis method for eligible patients, based on specialist assessment.
Peritoneal dialysis is a type of dialysis that uses the lining of your abdomen, or belly, to filter your blood inside your body.
Diagnostic tests: Investigations are recommended based on clinical assessment and individual medical needs.
Medicines during hospital stay: Medicines are prescribed according to the patient’s condition and treatment plan.
Discharge planning: Discharge timing depends on the procedure performed and the patient’s clinical condition.
Recovery: Recovery time varies depending on the procedure, individual health and the treating team’s assessment.
Treatment options: Suitable treatment options are discussed after clinical evaluation.
Insurance queries: Insurance coverage, exclusions and out-of-pocket expenses depend on the policy terms and insurer approval. Patients may contact the hospital for information about required documentation.
Patient coordination: Information about appointments, admission and treatment arrangements can be obtained from the hospital team.
Minimally invasive procedures: These may be suitable for selected patients. The approach, access method and need for incisions or stitches depend on the procedure and individual clinical findings.
Medical technology: Devices and techniques are selected according to clinical indications and the treating specialist’s assessment. Approval or regulatory status should be stated only for the specific device or technology where verified.
The Vascular Access or Dialysis Access cost depends on various factors like
Typically, most insurances cover Vascular Access. Our insurance team will you.
You can start walking immediatly in most cases. Minimal pain might be there but there won’t be any effects on your daily routine in most cases.
Usually there are no major side effects.
The cost of Vascular Access or Dialysis Access depends upon multiple factors and ranges from Rs. 8,000 to 1,00,000.
The Native AV Fistula is an effective treatment for dialysis access, though the choice depends on individual factors.
Citi Vascular Centre specializes in dialysis access and vascular access procedures, with extensive experience in performing these treatments to ensure optimal patient outcomes.
dialysis access may be managed by vascular surgeons and appropriately trained interventional specialists. Dr. Shailesh Kumar Garge and team along with their experienced team, specialize in vascular access and dialysis access treatment in Hyderabad. They have extensive experience in performing non-surgical vascular access procedures with a focus on achieving optimal outcomes for their patients.