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services
Dialysis / High-Flux Dialysis
In order to improve the quality of dialysis, TKI has introduced an advanced form of High-Flux Dialysis. Our dialysis patients looks good and expects longer life due to dedicated services provided by Tabba Kidney Institute;
Emergency
The eight beds Emergency is equipped most modern equipment, to provide treatment for kidney patients.
Intensive Care Unit
A seven (7) bedded I.C.U. including Isolation Room and Ventilator, fully equipped for ECG monitoring, Cardiac monitors, Temperature and Pulse Oxymetry.
Operation Theatre
TKI is well equipped with three fully functional operation theatres and all these operation theatres are supported with facilities.
In-Patient Department
At Tabba Kidney Hospital we provide round the clock In-Patient Services. And are normally referred through the Emergency Department.
Out Patient Department
It is run by a multi-disciplinary team of medical and nursing professionals led by specialists to provide continuous care to meet patient's needs.
Radiology
Working under the supervision of senior radiologists, the department does X-Rays and Ultrasound round the clock.
Laboratory
Laboratory works in collaboration with Tabba Heart Institute. All emergency investigations required for early decision making are done within institute’s premises.
Pharmacy
The hospital pharmacy provides medicines to both inpatient and outpatients, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Our Doctors
Dr. Sherjeel Saulat
Consultant Paeds UrologistUrologyDr. Sherjeel Saulat Consultant Urologist is currently working as Director Surgeries and HOD Urology Department at Tabba Kidney Institute Karachi. He did his MBBS from Rawalpindi Medical College, Rawalpindi, in 1996. After his graduation, he served at Holy Family Hospital, Rawalpindi, in the departments of Surgery and Medicine as House...
Dr. Bilal Jamil
Consultant NephrologistNephrologyPrevious Professional Experience - Consultant Nephrologist, The Kidney Centre, Karachi. - Fellow Nephrology, Royal Melbourne Hospital, Melbourne, Australia. - Resident, Medicine, Lahore General Hospital, Lahore. Area of Interest - Acute Kidney Injury, Continuous Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis, Prevention of Kidney diseases Professional Achievements - Supervisor, FCPS training in Nephrology - Member...
Departments
patient's reviews
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(FATHER) we came all the way from Swabi, (KPK) for treatment. At TKI my son is diagnosed to have congenital (by birth) defect in both the kidney`s. He is operated with advance keyhole technique (Laparoscopic 3 D surgery), now he is like a normal child. I am very happy that these advance type of surgery is available in Pakistan.
Faizan
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I came to Tabba Kidney Institute 2 years before for my dialysis treatment. The doctors, nursing staff and dialysis technicians are highly qualified and professionally trained, and they are also very friendly and try their best to keep patient happy and satisfied.
Mohammad Yaseen
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I am taking dialysis treatment since last five years from Tabba kidney Institute. The environment here is very much clean and comfortable. I belong to Baluchistan and specially came here for my treatment and I found TKI the best institute for all renal diseases. They are equipped with hi-tech technologies for all kind of treatments required for kidney diseases.
Sanaullah
News/Blogs
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