Dr. Arun Dua
DrNB (Nephrology)Profile :"Dr. Arun Dua (DrNB- Nephrology) is a full time Consultant Nephrologist and Kidney Transplant Physician.
After doing MBBS from Medical College, Goa, Dr.Dua joined Hindu Rao Hospital for DNB (Medicine). During his senior Residency he developed a special interest in Nephrology. He then obtained his Doctorate in Nephrology from Army Hospital (R&R), Delhi Cantt.
Dr.Arun Dua is a keen Nephrologist with complete medical education in the busiest of Government Colleges and hospitals with excellent clinical and hands- on patient and procedural experience. He has excellent hand on experience in various procedures like Permacath insertion, USG guided percutenious biopsy of native and transplant kidneys, acute and chronic tunneled peritonial dialysis catheter insertion. He is conversant with all extracorporeal therapies including Hemodialysis, SLED, CRRT - CVVH / HD /HDF, hemoperfusion, Cytosorb , polymyxin B hemoperfusion and Plasmapheresis.
He is involved in active kidney transplant programmes from pre transplant work up to pre operative care as well as long term follow up and management.
Qualification:
- DrNB- Nephrology - Army Hospital (R&R , Delhi Cantt.) (2018-2021)
- DNB - General Medicine - NDMC Medical College and Hindu Rao Hospital , Delhi) (2014-2017)
- M.B.B.S - Goa Medical College , Goa (2012)
Research Experience & Publications:
- Fungal Papillary Necrosis with the "Ring Sign". [ Kidney International - Jan-2021]
- Perplexing ethology of Acute Retinal Necrosis in a Renal Transplant receipient [ Indian Journal of Nephrology - August 2020]
- Benign Dego’s - Not so benign : Spilling the beans - unveilling thrombotic microangiopathy in systemic lupus erythemetous. International Journal of Nephrology Research - Dec-2019]
- Perplexing ethology of grey Turner sign- perinephric Hematoma in Dengue [ International journal of Research and review - Nov-2019]
- Hypothyroidism induced reversible dilated cardiomyopathy .[ Journal of post Graduate - Medicine- July -2018]
- QRS Complex Fragmentation in Rhematoid Arithritis . [International Journal of Scientific Research - Jan - 2019]
