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Theresa L. King, MD. Associate Professor, General & Hospital Medicine. tking@kumc.edu. Professional Background.
Dr. Theresa King is certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine. She earned her medical degree from the University of Kansas School of Medicine and completed her residency at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
Our interdisciplinary kidney team diagnoses, treats and manages care for people with kidney disease and pancreas disorders. As nationally recognized nephrologists, our kidney doctors provide comprehensive, compassionate care from your first referral through your kidney transplant and for the rest of your life.
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- Region's Leading Kidney Transplant Team
- The Kidney Institute
The University of Kansas Hospital is nationally recognized as one of the leading kidney treatment and research centers in the country. Our physicians diagnose and treat patients with common kidney diseases and rare disorders. As an academic medical center, the hospital provides unique treatments and resources that may not be available elsewhere.
At our dialysis center, patients receive high-quality, compassionate care from a specialized team of physicians, registered nurses and support staff. The center’s dietitians and social workers provide education and support to help patients manage their conditions and maximize the quality of their lives. Dialysis is offered at 2 convenient locations...
Our full-service general nephrology clinic evaluates and treats patients in a clinic setting for a broad spectrum of kidney diseases and conditions. These include chronic kidney disease and its complications, glomerulonephritis, proteinuria, hematuria, hypertension, nephrolithiasis, electrolyte disorders and acid-based disturbances, and polycystic ...
The University of Kansas Hospital has the highest 3-year success rate for kidney transplant survival among all transplanting centers in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Iowa. All of our physicians are faculty members at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. As experts in their field, they teach medical students, residents and laboratory profes...
The Kidney Institute is dedicated to research of polycystic kidney diseases, progressive renal diseases and disorders of kidney development and metabolism. More than 30 scientists, plus more than 100 research associates, graduate students, fellows and support staff, are directly associated with the institute.
The hospital is affiliated with the University of Kansas Medical Center, which comprises the schools of medicine, nursing and allied health. The University of Kansas Health System combines education, research and patient care. Physicians represent more than 200 specialties.
To ensure your comfort and convenience, this video explains what to expect before, during and after your surgical procedure. The Center for Transplantation at The University of Kansas Health System is the region's largest and most successful solid organ transplant program.
Need help finding a provider? Kansas Health System is home to the largest physician practice in Kansas with over 1,000 respected doctors & specialists. Call 913-588-1227 or request an appointment online.
