Hemodialysis Center

Vejthani Hospital has a Transplant Committee and an Ethics Committee to oversee the kidney transplant process to ensure it adheres to ethical standards, in accordance with the regulations of the Medical Council and the laws of Thailand. We have extensive experience in caring for chronic kidney disease patients requiring regular hemodialysis and managing critical patients. Our multidisciplinary team includes:

• Nephrologists
• Kidney transplant surgeons
• Vascular surgeons
• Urologists specializing in surgery
• Hematopathologists specializing in tissue analysis for transplantation compatibility
• Infectious disease specialists
• Cardiologists
• Pulmonologists
• Psychiatrists
• Radiologists
• Dialysis nursing team
• Pharmacists
• Nutritionists, providing dietary guidance to patients before and after transplantation
• Physiotherapists, aiding in post-transplant physical recovery

Hemodialysis

• General hemodialysis and Online Hemodiafiltration
• Hemodialysis for patients with blood toxicity
• Hemodialysis with artificial kidneys for chronic and acute kidney disease patients
• High-quality hemodialysis filters (High Flux/High Efficiency Dialyzer) which are synthetically engineered to achieve efficiency closest to that of a normal human kidney, providing long-term benefits to patients.
• Purified water used for hemodialysis meets AAMI standards and is processed through a Reverse Osmosis (RO) system—the most advanced and effective method currently available for removing contaminants and ensuring sterilization.
• Peritoneal dialysis for chronic kidney failure
• Plasmapheresis
• Correcting Arteriovenous Graft (AVG) issues in hemodialysis
• Surgery for special blood vessel for hemodialysis with artificial kidneys
• Hemodialysis center is located within the hospital premises, ensuring specialized medical professionals in all fields and necessary tools are available to promptly manage any complications that may arise during dialysis.
• There are separate rooms for each patient during hemodialysis, along with amenities for patients and relatives such as individual televisions at each dialysis machine. Relatives can sit with the patients or wait in the waiting room.

Kidney Transplant

• Pre-operative physical examination and preparation for kidney transplant
• Living donor kidney transplant
• First -degree relative or a spouse donor kidney transplant
• Re-transplantation

Post-operative care and management following kidney transplant surgery

• Surgery to correct abnormal kidney blood vessels post-transplant
• Surgery to correct urinary tract and bladder post-transplant
• Tissue examination to monitor complications post-transplant
• Treatment for abnormal kidney function post-transplant, such as rejection
• Treatment for infections in the digestive tract, liver, abdominal cavity, urinary tract, brain, CMV virus, BK virus, and life-threatening fungal infections post-transplant

Kidney health check-ups

• Assessment of kidney function and performance
• Physical examinations to detect kidney-related diseases or risks of kidney failure