Dialysis Fistula Angioplasty
About the Procedure
Dialysis fistula angioplasty is performed to treat narrowing in dialysis access vessels. Using a balloon catheter, the narrowed segment is widened to restore adequate blood flow for effective dialysis. This minimally invasive procedure prolongs fistula function and avoids surgical revision.
Care Before the Procedure
- Ultrasound evaluation
- Blood tests
- Access site examination
- Consent discussion
Care During the Procedure
- Catheter insertion
- Balloon dilation
- Imaging confirmation
- Monitoring
Care After the Procedure
- Access site monitoring
- Dialysis follow-up
- Activity guidance
- Repeat imaging if needed
Eligibility
- Dialysis patients
- Poor dialysis flow
- Narrowed fistula
- Access malfunction
Relevant Specialties

Radiology
Radiology uses imaging to support the diagnosis, evaluation, and monitoring of a wide range of health conditions.
It plays a critical role in helping clinicians understand underlying medical concerns by providing clear and accurate visual insights, supporting informed decision-making across multiple specialties.
At KIMSHEALTH, radiology services are delivered through a patient-first approach, focusing on precision, efficiency, and timely support to ensure effective and coordinated patient care.




