Specialty Category
Kidney and urinary treatments are used to diagnose and manage problems affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and urine drainage system. These treatments may be needed when urine flow is blocked, infection is not settling, stones are causing obstruction, kidney function is affected, or there is bleeding, swelling, or abnormal growth in the urinary tract.
This page groups the relevant Interventional Radiology treatment and procedure pages already published in the EPIC CMS. It keeps the specialty overview clean while still exposing focused patient journeys.
Use these pages as the main entry points for patient education, SEO targeting, and appointment conversion. Published pages link directly to the live treatment or procedure detail route. Unpublished topics stay visible here so your content plan remains explicit.
Nephrostomy tube placement is a minimally invasive procedure used to drain urine directly from the kidney when the normal urine pathway is blocked. It may be needed when urine cannot pass properly from the kidney to the bladder due to stones, tumors, infection, narrowing, injury, or post-surgery complications.
Add this treatment or procedure in the CMS to activate the live page link.
Ureteral stent placement is a minimally invasive procedure used to keep the ureter open and allow urine to drain properly from the kidney to the bladder. The ureters are thin tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder. When one of these tubes becomes blocked or narrowed, urine can build up in the kidney and may cause pain, infection, swelling, or kidney function problems.
Add this treatment or procedure in the CMS to activate the live page link.
Kidney biopsy is a diagnostic procedure used to take a small sample of kidney tissue for laboratory testing. It helps doctors understand the exact cause of kidney problems such as protein leakage in urine, blood in urine, unexplained kidney function changes, kidney inflammation, suspected kidney disease, or transplant kidney problems.
Add this treatment or procedure in the CMS to activate the live page link.
If you want this section to rank and convert well, publish the missing CMS pages first, then connect each page back to the specialty, doctors, and related procedures.