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If the patients GFR is less than 30 How should we manage?

By Rural Practitioners Ramesh Hotchandani

If the patients GFR is less than 30 How should we manage?

Nephrology

In this video, Dr. Ramesh Hotchandani, Nephrologist, answers "If the patients GFR is less than 30 how should we manage"

Rural Practitioners Ramesh Hotchandani

He has been extensively trained in nephrology and renal sciences from India’s most prestigious hospital AIIMS, New Delhi. For over 20+ years, He has handled the entire gamut of complex kidney disorders.

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