Our Specialty

Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) Care & Prevention
Pregnancy & Kidney Disease
Electrolyte & Acid-Base Disorders
Kidney Biopsy & Glomerular Disease Clinic
Dialysis
Hypertension & Cardio-Renal Clinic
Kidney Stones & Metabolic Evaluation
Pediatric Nephrology
Preventive Kidney Health Programs

Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) & Critical Care Nephrology

Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) is a Sudden Drop In Kidney Function—often happening within hours or days. It is common in hospitalized or critically ill patients and needs Quick, Precise, And Expert Care.

Our focus is simple: Act Fast, Stabilize Early, And Prevent Long-Term Damage.

ICU-Related AKI

AKI is frequently seen in ICU patients due to serious illness or organ stress.

We provide:

Close kidney function monitoring
Fluid balance management
Coordination with ICU team
Early intervention to prevent worsening

Timely Care In ICU Can Be Life-Saving.

Sepsis-Associated AKI

Severe infections (sepsis) can directly affect kidney function.

Our approach includes:

Early identification of kidney involvement
Infection control along with kidney support
Maintaining blood pressure and circulation
Preventing multi-organ damage

Managing Infection + Protecting Kidneys = Better Outcomes.

Cardiorenal Syndrome

The heart and kidneys are deeply connected—when one suffers, the other is affected.

We focus on:

Balancing heart and kidney treatment
Managing fluid overload safely
Optimizing medications for both organs
Continuous monitoring in critical cases

A Careful Balance Is Key Here.

Drug-Induced Kidney Injury

Certain medicines can harm the kidneys if not monitored properly.

We help by:

Identifying harmful drugs early
Adjusting doses based on kidney function
Stopping or replacing risky medications
Preventing further damage

Safe Medication Use = Safer Kidneys.

Contrast Nephropathy Prevention

Some scans (like CT with contrast) can affect kidney function, especially in high-risk patients.

We ensure:

Risk assessment before procedures
Proper hydration protocols
Use of safer alternatives when possible
Post-procedure kidney monitoring

Prevention Here Is Much Easier Than Treatment.

RRT (Dialysis) Decision-Making

Not every AKI patient needs dialysis—but when needed, timing is critical.

We guide:

When to start dialysis
Type of dialysis best suited (temporary support)
Monitoring response to treatment
Gradual recovery planning

Right Decision At The Right Time Makes All The Difference.

Electrolyte Emergencies

Imbalance of salts like potassium, sodium, or acid levels can become life-threatening.

We manage:

High potassium (risk to heart)
Severe sodium imbalance
Acid-base disturbances
Rapid correction with safe protocols

Quick Action Here Can Prevent Serious Complications.

Our Approach

In critical care nephrology, every minute counts.

At Dr. Divya Bajpai’s practice, we focus on:

Rapid diagnosis and intervention
Evidence-based critical care
Close coordination with ICU teams
Clear communication with patient families

Because In Emergencies, Speed + Accuracy = Survival And Recovery.