Kidney Disease Evaluation in Germany
Start with the kidney diagnosis and its trajectory: chronic kidney disease, glomerular disease, advanced kidney failure or a rare inherited disorder. These guides explain what records and specialist review are useful before travel.
Choose the kidney problem before choosing the procedure
Nephrology is different from urology: it focuses on kidney function, glomerular and systemic kidney disease, blood-pressure-related kidney damage, dialysis and other medical kidney pathways.
Chronic Kidney Disease
A source-led guide to chronic kidney disease evaluation in Germany, including disease stage, proteinuria, blood pressure, complications and treatment planning.
Read guide →IgA & Glomerular Disease
Understand specialist evaluation of IgA nephropathy and other glomerular kidney diseases in Germany, including proteinuria, biopsy review and treatment planning.
Read guide →Kidney Failure & Dialysis
A practical guide to advanced kidney failure review in Germany, including hemodialysis, peritoneal dialysis, access planning and the separate transplant pathway.
Read guide →Rare & Genetic Kidney Disease
Plan a specialist review in Germany for inherited or rare kidney disease, including ADPKD, Alport syndrome, complement disorders and unexplained familial kidney disease.
Read guide →Bring the kidney-function trend, not just one laboratory result
A useful review usually needs the diagnosis, creatinine/eGFR trend, urine protein or albumin, blood pressure, relevant imaging, medications and biopsy/genetic results when available.