Kidney Biopsy Indications, Uses, and Complications Explained by Dr. A Kishore Kumar
PACE Hospitals
Kidney biopsy is recommended in people with kidney disease. Based on the results of urine and blood tests nephrologist will advice the kidney biopsy. Kidney biopsy is avoided when the risk to patient is more than the benefit of procuring the kidney tissue.
A kidney biopsy is a diagnostic procedure used to assess kidney diseases by extracting a small tissue sample for examination. It is indicated for unexplained kidney problems, blood or protein in urine, or monitoring
kidney transplant health. The biopsy helps diagnose conditions like glomerulonephritis, lupus nephritis, and kidney infections. While it provides crucial insights for treatment planning, complications may include bleeding, infection, or pain at the biopsy site. However, the procedure is generally safe when performed by an experienced specialist.
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