Fortis Escorts Heart Institute
Okhla road, Sukhdev Vihar Metro Station, New Delhi, Delhi 110025, India
Fortis Healthcare, led by the vision of late Dr. Parvinder Singh of creating an integrated healthcare delivery system in India acquired Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre Ltd. in 2005. Established in 1988, Escorts celebrated... read more
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Fortis Healthcare, led by the vision of late Dr. Parvinder Singh of creating an integrated healthcare delivery system in India acquired Escorts Heart Institute and Research Centre Ltd. in 2005. Established in 1988, Escorts celebrated 25 years of Cardiac excellence in 2013.
Fortis Escorts Heart Institute has set benchmarks in cardiac care with Paediatric path breaking work over the past 25
Team & specialisation
- The hospital is backed by the most advanced laboratories performing complete range of investigative tests in the field of Nuclear Medicine, Radiology, Biochemistry, Haematology, Transfusion Medicine and Microbiology.
- Fortis Escorts Heart Institute has enriched numerous lives through its world-class treatment and compassionate patient care.
- With Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan awardees serving as doctors, the hospital is recognized the world over as a center of excellence, today.
- It has more than 200 cardiac doctors and 1600 employees work together to manage over 14,500 admissions and 7,200 emergency cases in a year.
- Fortis Escorts Hospitals has won numerous awards for its worlds class facilities over the span of 30 years.
Treatments Offered

Cardiology
Starting from $500

Orthopedics
Starting from $2,200

Internal Medicine
Starting from $3,000

Nephrology & Urology
Starting from $4,400

Neuro Surgery / Spine Surgery
Starting from $5,000

GI & Bariatric Surgery
Starting from $5,000
Doctors
Infrastructure
Number Of Beds
310
Operation Theatres
NA
No Of Surgeon
35
Patient Testimonials
Blogs
Can A Kidney Infection Go Away On Its Own?
One of the most uncomfortable feelings you might have experienced is if you have a UTI (Urinary Tract Infection). At times, some minor UTIs may heal by themselves by drinking ample water, but it doesn't. If UTI is left untreated, it can lead to a severe kidney infection in such a case.What Is Kidney Infection?Medically kidney infection is known as pyelonephritis, and it can be excruciating. If not treated in time and without proper medication and care, it can lead to death.Often the cause of kidney infection is the bacteria and viruses that are supposed to be flushed out of during urination can enter the urinary tract. When the UTI spreads to the upper urinary tract and then to the kidneys, it is a kidney infection.It is possible that kidney infection can lead to bacteria getting into the blood, causing bacteremia despite the condition starting at the bladder.What Can Cause Kidney Infection?When the germs enter the body through the genital area to the ureters and then into the kidney, kidney infection is caused. Several factors can cause a kidney infection. Some of them are: Diabetes Relapse of bladder or kidney infection caused 12 or fewer months earlier Frequent sex or changing sex partner Use of birth control or prevention of infection Having a genetic history of UTIs Pregnancy Urinary retention Never damage around the bladder A condition that blocks the urine flow in the kidney Spinal cord injuryHow Can You Diagnose It?Kidney infections are often diagnosed based on the symptoms like: Fever Nausea Pain in the flank Vomiting Groin pain Cloudy or bloody urine Foul-smelling urine Burning and pain during urination Pain around or above the pubic boneBased on these symptoms, doctors prescribe urine testing to see kidney infection. The testing can include: Urinalysis Urine cultureIn case of kidney infection is a recurring condition. Additional tests are done to check if there are any abnormalities in the kidney, bladder, ureter, urethra, or presence of kidney stones. Tests for these can include Ultrasound Cystoscopy CT scan MRIWhat Is The Treatment For Kidney Infection?We started the article with the question, can a kidney infection go away on its own and the answer to it is NO.You would need medication to treat the kidney infection. The treatment is determined by the severity of the condition and the patient's overall health. Typically, the treatment will include: Antibiotics Over the counter medication Hospital treatmentCan Kidney Infection Be Prevented?If the kidney infection is genetic or due to UTI at times, it can be prevented with the following steps: Increase water intake Urinating after intercourse as it will flush the bacteria out before it can enter the bladder and cause infection Change the birth control method by avoiding using diaphragms and spermicide Vaginal estrogen for women through menopause Don't wait long for using the bathroom. Relieve yourself when you need to Wipe from front to back and not another way roundWhen Should You See A Doctor?Any of the above symptoms should trigger a visit to the doctor and get yourself checked for kidney infection. If you have a fever of 101 degrees F and other symptoms from the list, visit the ER. You might need immediate medical attention.Also, if you think you are having a kidney infection or UTI, schedule an appointment with the doctor of XXX and get yourself checked by a specialist. It's always better to be safe than sorry!
Risks Involved in Liver Transplant
A liver transplant is a big operation that has a risk of some serious complications. These can occur during, soon after, or even years afterwards.1) Failure to comply with the immunosuppression medical regimen is the number one cause of organ failure.2) Reappearance of certain diseases like Hepatitis C, narrowed bile duct, etc. 3) Regular intakes of medicines to keep immune system, body's defense against germs from treating the new liver as an invader that needs to be attacked.4) Hepatic Outflow Obstruction, etc.Here, in this video one of the top liver transplant surgeon in Delhi/NCR Dr. Vivek Vij explains us certain more risks that are involved in Liver Transplantation.Watch this video to know more.
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