Dr. Himadri Koley Reviews

A 28-year-old software engineer from Kolkata, previously healthy, presented with sudden anuria and hypertension. Dr. Koley diagnosed rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis through renal biopsy. Treated with pulse steroids and cyclophosphamide, the patient required temporary hemodialysis but achieved partial renal recovery after 6 weeks, returning to work with monitored outpatient care.

67-year-old retired schoolteacher from rural Bengal with long-standing diabetes and hypertension arrived with advanced CKD. Dr. Koley initiated conservative kidney management focusing on symptom control and avoiding dialysis. With careful medication adjustment and dietary planning, the patient maintained reasonable quality of life for 18 months before transitioning to palliative care.

A 42-year-old single mother working as a domestic helper presented with nephrotic syndrome. Limited by financial constraints, Dr. Koley tailored a cost-effective treatment using generic immunosuppressants and coordinated with hospital social services for support. After 3 months, proteinuria significantly reduced, allowing her to continue working while managing her condition.

19-year-old college athlete collapsed during football practice with rhabdomyolysis-induced acute kidney injury. Dr. Koley implemented aggressive IV hydration and monitored electrolyte imbalances closely in ICU. Kidney function fully recovered within 10 days, and the patient returned to sports after implementing proper hydration protocols.

A 55-year-old businessman with polycystic kidney disease presented for preemptive transplant evaluation. Dr. Koley coordinated with his sister

8-year-old child from neighboring state was referred with unexplained renal failure. Dr. Koley diagnosed rare congenital nephrotic syndrome through genetic testing. Initiated on ACE inhibitors and immunosuppression, the child showed gradual improvement over 6 months, avoiding dialysis with careful outpatient monitoring.

A 71-year-old grandmother with end-stage renal disease and multiple comorbidities was deemed high-risk for transplantation. Dr. Koley pioneered a modified immunosuppression protocol and successfully performed deceased donor transplant. Despite slower recovery requiring 4-week hospitalization, she achieved good graft function with family providing extensive post-discharge care.

35-year-old construction worker presented with chronic kidney disease of unknown origin. Dr. Koley identified silica nephropathy through detailed occupational history and kidney biopsy. Implemented workplace protection advice along with renal protective regimen, stabilizing function and preventing further decline over 12 months.

A 23-year-old medical student developed lupus nephritis during final exams. Dr. Koley created an intensive treatment schedule accommodating academic commitments. Using mycophenolate mofetil and steroids, achieved remission within 4 months while the student continued studies with modified schedule and family support.

60-year-old fisherman from coastal area presented with membranous nephropathy possibly linked to environmental toxins. Dr. Koley combined traditional immunosuppression with toxin avoidance education. After 8 months, achieved complete remission with the patient adopting safer fishing practices and regular follow-ups.

A 31-year-old pregnant woman at 24 weeks gestation developed preeclampsia with renal impairment. Dr. Koley coordinated with obstetric team for careful BP management and timing of delivery. Preserved renal function through pregnancy and postpartum, with full recovery observed by 3 months after delivery.

48-year-old restaurant owner with diabetic nephropathy progressed to ESRD despite maximal medical therapy. Dr. Koley initiated peritoneal dialysis training, allowing continued work while managing treatment. Successfully transitioned to home-based dialysis with family assistance, maintaining business operations throughout.

A 16-year-old presented with first episode of nephrolithiasis and hypercalciuria. Dr. Koley identified underlying genetic predisposition and implemented dietary modifications and medication. Prevented recurrence over 2-year follow-up while educating entire family about preventive measures.