Emergency Services

24/7 Rapid Kidney and Urinary Emergency Care

Our hospital provides round-the-clock emergency care for urological and kidney-related emergencies, ensuring immediate intervention, pain relief, infection control, and life-saving renal support.

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Emergency Urology Services

Acute Urinary Obstruction & Retention
• Acute urinary retention (AUR) requiring immediate catheterisation
• Suprapubic catheter (SPC) insertion when urethral catheterisation is not possible
• Catheter-related complications and blocked catheters
• Post-operative urinary retention

Emergency Stone-Related Conditions
• Severe colicky pain due to ureteric stones
• Obstructive uropathy with hydronephrosis
• Pain control and urgent decompression

Urosepsis & Infected Obstruction
• DJ stenting for acute pyelonephritis with obstruction
• DJ stenting/PCN Insertion
• Emergency decompression to control infection and sepsis
• Antibiotic initiation and ICU coordination when required

Urological Bleeding & Trauma
• Gross hematuria with clot retention
• Bladder irrigation and clot evacuation
• Urological trauma assessment and stabilisation

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Emergency Nephrology Services

Acute Kidney Injury (AKI) Management
• Rapid evaluation of sudden kidney failure
• AKI due to sepsis, dehydration, drugs, or obstruction
• Electrolyte and acid–base correction
• Renal support in ICU and ward settings

Emergency Dialysis Services
• Emergency hemodialysis for life-threatening conditions
• Dialysis for AKI and chronic kidney disease patients
• Dialysis catheter insertion (temporary access)
• ICU dialysis support

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Combined Urology–Nephrology Emergencies
• Obstructive uropathy causing AKI
• Stone-related sepsis
• Post-renal acute kidney injury
• Critically ill patients requiring both decompression and dialysis
• Coordinated care between urology, nephrology, anaesthesia, and ICU teams

When to Seek Emergency Care

Seek immediate medical attention if you experience:
• Inability to pass urine
• Severe flank or abdominal pain
• Fever with urinary symptoms
• Sudden drop in urine output
• Breathlessness in kidney patients
• Altered sensorium or vomiting in renal failure