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Interventional Radiology • Gomti Nagar

Renal Artery Embolization for Haematuria in Lucknow

Renal artery embolization may be considered for selected arterial sources of bleeding that contribute to haematuria.

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Renal-imaging review
Bleeding-source assessment
Selective embolization planning
Urology coordination

Understanding the Procedure

Understanding Renal Artery Embolization for Haematuria

Embolization uses an endovascular route to treat a selected renal arterial source of bleeding.

Blood in urine requires investigation; this procedure is not used for every cause and does not replace treatment of the underlying condition.

Before diagnostic sampling

Understand the sample, planning and follow-up

Planning Renal Artery Embolization for Haematuria around the clinical question

Renal Artery Embolization for Haematuria is considered after the referral, symptoms and relevant imaging have been reviewed. The procedure team needs to confirm that the proposed approach addresses the treating clinician’s question and is appropriate for the target anatomy.

Previous ultrasound, CT, MRI, angiography or laboratory reports may change planning. Bring the most recent records and a current medicine list so preparation can be individualised.

Preparation, observation and the next clinical step

Fasting, blood tests, medicine instructions, local anaesthesia, sedation and observation vary by procedure. Do not stop prescribed medicines unless the treating or procedure team provides specific advice.

Recovery and follow-up depend on the treated area and clinical condition. The procedure report should be reviewed with the treating team together with symptoms, laboratory findings and subsequent imaging where advised.

Image Guidance

How image guidance helps

Imaging supports localisation and planning, but it does not eliminate procedure-related risks or guarantee a diagnostic or treatment outcome.

  • Imaging is used to review the target anatomy and plan an appropriate access route.
  • The exact technique depends on prior imaging, blood reports, medicines and the patient’s clinical condition.
  • Image guidance supports planning and monitoring but does not eliminate procedure-related risks.

Procedure workflow

What happens during the procedure?

  1. 01

    Clinical review

    The referral, symptoms, prior imaging and relevant blood reports are reviewed before scheduling.

  2. 02

    Preparation

    Consent, fasting, medicines, anaesthesia and observation needs are confirmed for the specific procedure.

  3. 03

    Image-guided procedure

    The procedure is performed using the imaging and access approach considered appropriate for the case.

  4. 04

    Aftercare

    Observation, activity and follow-up instructions are provided according to the procedure and clinical condition.

Before the Procedure

Preparation & medication safety

  • Bring the prescription, prior imaging, relevant medical records and requested blood reports.
  • Inform the team about allergies, diabetes, kidney disease, pregnancy possibility and all current medicines.
  • Do not stop blood-thinning or other prescribed medicines unless the treating doctor or procedure team specifically advises it.

Afterwards

Aftercare & follow-up

  • Observation time and activity advice vary by procedure and clinical condition.
  • Follow the written medicines, dressing and follow-up instructions from the treating or procedure team.
  • Seek medical advice promptly for any warning signs described in the discharge instructions.
Dr. Akanksha Bajpai

Diagnostic Imaging Expertise

Radiology expertise within an image-guided care pathway

Dr. Akanksha Bajpai

  • MBBS, MD
  • Ex. PGI Chandigarh
  • Ex Consultant – Fortis Hospital, Mohali

Her profile supports diagnostic imaging, image-guided evaluation and patient-focused radiology. Procedure suitability and the responsible clinical team are confirmed for each individual case; this page does not claim that one named doctor performs every procedure.

Vijayant Khand, Gomti Nagar

Renal Artery Embolization in Lucknow

Lucknow Imaging Centre is located in Vijayant Khand, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, with image-guided diagnostic and interventional services conveniently accessible from Gomti Nagar Extension, Indira Nagar, Chinhat, Faizabad Road and nearby Lucknow areas. The centre does not claim branches in those localities.

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Local care in Gomti Nagar

4/12, Vijayant Khand, Near Kathauta Chauraha,
Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh 226010

Serving Gomti Nagar, Gomti Nagar Extension, Indira Nagar and nearby areas of Lucknow.

Call 0522-3180995

Frequently Asked Questions

Renal Artery Embolization FAQs

General information only. Individual suitability and instructions require clinical review.

No. Suitability depends on the diagnosis, imaging findings, overall health and specialist review.

Bring the referral, previous imaging, relevant blood reports, medical records and a current medicine list.

No. Expected benefits, alternatives, limitations and potential risks vary by case and require individual discussion.

Suitability depends on the diagnosis, clinical goal, relevant imaging, laboratory results, medicines and individual health factors.

Bring the prescription or referral, recent relevant imaging, requested blood reports, previous procedure records and a current medicine list.

Do not stop prescribed medicines yourself. The treating and procedure teams must provide individual instructions after reviewing the planned procedure.

Timing varies with planning, anaesthesia, procedure complexity, observation needs and clinical condition. Confirm the expected visit and recovery plan before arrival.

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