C-Reactive Protein, High Sensitivity; CBC with Differential; Candida Antibodies, Qualitative; Candida IgA, IgM, IgG; Candida IgA, IgM, IgG; Carbamazepine, Blood; Carbon Dioxide, Blood; Chloride, Blood; Coenzyme Q10; Comprehensive Metabolic Panel; Copper RBC; Cortisol, Blood; Creatine Kinase, Total; Creatinine; Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulfate (DHEA Test) Electrolyte Panel
Nephrologist (Kidney Doctor) The team leaders in many clinics are doctors called nephrologistsâor, to use an easier term, kidney doctors. They have advanced training in treating kidney disease. They are responsible for your care during dialysis treatments. Nephrologists also may take care of patients before and after a kidney transplant.
Nephrologists focus on how the kidneys work. Urologists are more concerned with anatomical kidney problems and deal with the rest of the urinary tract as well. Unlike urologists, nephrologists do not perform surgery. It is not at all unusual for a nephrologist and a urologist to work together with a patient.