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We work with a patient’s nephrology team to help provide the patient with the most appropriate dialysis access for his/her particular situation.
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We understand that we are one player, in a team of people, working hard for a patient’s best outcome with dialysis care. Providing long term dialysis access options, while minimizing complications and inconvenience, is a role that we take seriously. We exercise great effort and attention to detail in pursuit of achieving the best outcomes possible.
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Dr. Ghanami works directly with patients in preparation for dialysis access surgery. We regularly utilize ultrasound exams, x-rays, or venograms to determine the most appropriate intervention for a particular patient. Our preferred method for hemodialysis is a fistula in the patient’s non dominant arm, however, other means for access may be recommended.
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We will continue to see the patient after surgery until the access is suitable for use. Once a fistula or graft is “mature”, the dialysis center will monitor the access and contact us if there are any concerns.
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Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
5000 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy - Building 1, Suite 100 - Lafayette, La 70508
Office: 337-534-4444
Fax: 337-534-4454
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