Gaytri Manek (Formerly Gandotra), MD

Nephrology
GAYTRI GANDOTRA, MD
Nephrology
11180 Warner Ave Suite 271
Fountain Valley, CA 92708
(714) 435 • 0150
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      • Creatinine
      • Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)
      • Functions of a Kidney
    • Chronic Kidney Disease
      • Overview of CKD
      • Stages of CKD
      • CKD Can Cause Anemia
      • Signs and Symptoms of Kidney Failure
      • Uremia & Advanced CKD
      • CKD Education
    • Dialysis
      • Dialysis Overview
      • How Hemodialysis Works
      • Hemodialysis Access
      • Hemodialysis: In Center vs. At Home
      • Peritoneal Dialysis
      • Concerns About Dialysis
    • Hypertension
      • Hypertension Overview
      • Understanding the Numbers
      • Causes & Risk Factors
      • Hypertension FAQs
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      • Common Transplant Concerns
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Artificial Kidney

Kidney care, like all healthcare specialties, is always advancing and changing. Dr. G constantly strives to keep her patients up to date on the latest worldwide innovations in kidney health.

From The Kidney Dr Blog

What is IgA Nephropathy?

October 14, 2019

More News on the Artificial Kidney

UCSF's Bioartificial Kidney Project

The Kidney Project is a national research project with a goal to create a small, surgically implanted, and free-standing bioartificial kidney to treat end stage renal disease (ESRD).
pharm.ucsf.edu

Update On The Implantable Bioartificial Kidney

The Kidney Project is a national research team developing a surgically implanted, free-standing bioartificial kidney.
meddeviceonline.com

The World’s First Bionic Kidney Is All Set To Replace Dialysis in Just Two Years

Scientists in the USA have now developed the world's first bionic kidney that is all set to end dialysis in two years.
troab.com

3-D-Printed Kidney Parts Just Got Closer to Reality

Using 3-D printing, scientists have created tiny, intricate tubes that work like key components of real kidneys.
technologyreview.com
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