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Barts Health Kidney Service during Covid

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Urgent clinical kidney questions For URGENT CLINICAL KIDNEY QUESTIONS - significant rise in creatinine, hyperkalaemia, nephrotic syndrome -

Renal consultant hot phone 0203 594 5751, Mon - Fri 8.30 to 5pm

Please do not use this line for non-urgent matters or chasing replies from our service. 

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Renal Urgent Clinical Kidney Questions

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t: 0203 594 5751

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Last updated: Sep 29th, 2023
Review date: Sep 30th, 2024

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