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Dr. Salil Jain

Kidney Transplant · Renal hypertension

25 Yrs

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Fortis Memorial Research Institute

Haryana, India

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Gurugram Gurugram Gurgaon Division Haryana India

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Kidneys have many different functions in the body; filtering out waste from the blood, maintaining homeostasis, producing hormones, and maintaining blood pressure. Problems in kidney function can very negatively affect the person’s life; therefore, it is important to refer to a nephrologist at the earliest convenience. Dr. Salil Jain is an excellent nephrologist with experience of over 22 years of serving in this field. He currently works at the Fortis Memorial Research Institute and is the best on the team. QUALIFICATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS ACHIEVED BY DR. SALIL JAIN Dr. Salil Jain completed his MBBS at the Seth G.S. Medical College and KEM Hospital, Mumbai. He became an MD in medicine after completing his training from the Grant Medical College and J. J Group of Hospitals from Mumbai. He holds his Diploma in National Board in Nephrology from the Jaslok Hospital and Research Institute of Mumbai. He completed his Clinical Fellowship Program in Nephrology and Kidney transplants from the University of Toronto, Canada. Many who have kidney problems are often referred to Dr. Salil Jain due to his incredible work in renal transplantation and the management of renal hypertension. Candidates requiring a kidney transplant are often very weak, and their surgery contains a lot of risks. However, Dr. Salil Jain successfully works his way with the procedure after calculating all the risks beforehand. Patients who come with complaints of hypertension are also referred to Dr. Salil Jain for his expertise in the management of renal hypertension, which is caused due to the narrowing of the renal arteries. Appropriate medications are given to these patients to avoid any injury to the kidneys.