Kidney Removal Surgery – Nephrectomy

What is Nephrectomy?

Nephrectomy is the surgical removal of a kidney. It may be done to treat kidney cancer, kidney damage, severe infection, or non-functioning kidneys. The surgery may be partial (removing only the affected part) or radical (removing the entire kidney, surrounding tissue, and lymph nodes if needed). Modern techniques now allow laparoscopic or robotic-assisted nephrectomy, offering faster recovery and minimal scarring. When a kidney becomes severely damaged or diseased, nephrectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove all or part of the affected kidney. Performed by a best urologist with 12+ years of experience, this surgery ensures patient safety, precision, and long-term health outcomes in cases where kidney preservation is no longer possible.

Why is Nephrectomy Performed?

Kidney Cancer or Tumors
Severely Damaged or Non-Functioning Kidney
Chronic Kidney Infections or Hydronephrosis
Severe Trauma or Internal Bleeding
Donor Nephrectomy (For Kidney Transplantation)


Types of Nephrectomy Performed

🔹 Partial Nephrectomy – Only the diseased part of the kidney is removed
🔹 Radical Nephrectomy – Entire kidney + surrounding tissue removed
🔹 Laparoscopic/Minimally Invasive Nephrectomy – Small incisions, faster recovery
🔹 Open Nephrectomy – For large tumors or complex cases


Trusted Surgical Expertise

Performed by an experienced urological surgeon with over 12 years of clinical and operative success, nephrectomy is carried out with advanced tools and imaging support to ensure safety and precision. The use of laparoscopy and laser-assisted techniques helps reduce hospital stay and speeds up post-operative healing.

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